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Portrait of a pre-foreclosure peacemaker

Housing Wire

Many of the distressed properties Sandoval encounters are not in good enough condition to qualify for traditional financing. That means the buyer will need to pay in cash or use non-traditional financing such as a hard money loan. These scenarios are not like vanilla deals,” Sandoval said.

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The Best Hard Money Lenders for 2023 (Interest Rates, LTV, Fees & More)

The Close

In my 28-year career in real estate and investing, I have had to source hard money financing for everything from simple fix-and-flip properties to multi-million-dollar apartment building rehabs. Let’s start with my top picks for hard money lenders. of the property’s after repair value (ARV). What’s the catch?

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How To Invest In Real Estate With Little Or No Money?

Marco Santarelli

If you want to invest in real estate with little or no money , you need to develop the ability to recognize, understand and even take advantage of other people’s money. You will still need little money for making a down payment, when opting for financing real estate through conventional loans. Image: Pixabay.

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How to Boost Your Real Estate Returns With a Self-Directed IRA?

Marco Santarelli

Working with real estate investors as our primary clientele, we learn some interesting tax-saving strategies and creative financing stories; but before we get into those discussions, let us first briefly explain the features of a self-directed IRA. The same rule holds for your ascendants, descendants, and even spouses.

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A 2023 Guide to Flipping Houses in California: 5 Cities to Consider

HomeLight

Financing your flip in California Purchasing a home to flip with cash is almost always going to be in your best interest — however, not all investors have that kind of funding. FHA 203K Mortgage : This option allows homeowners to finance up to $35,000 in repairs identified by an FHA home appraiser or inspector.

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Flipping Houses in Ohio? 5 Cities to Consider

HomeLight

Financing your flip in Ohio Purchasing a home to flip with cash is almost always going to be in your best interest — however, not all investors have that kind of funding. FHA 203K Mortgage : This option allows homeowners to finance up to $35,000 in repairs identified by an FHA home appraiser or inspector.

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Flipping Houses in Texas: 5 Cities to Consider

HomeLight

Financing your flip in Texas Purchasing a home to flip with cash is almost always going to be in your best interest — however, not all investors have that kind of funding. FHA 203K Mortgage : This option allows homeowners to finance up to $35,000 in repairs identified by an FHA home appraiser or inspector.