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How to vet private money lenders for real estate investing

Housing Wire

The problem with private money lenders is that good ones are hard to come by. Let’s look at what private money lenders do and how they operate, as well as the potential benefits of using private or hard money loans and how to locate and select a reputable private money lender.

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How to Buy a Multifamily Property in 10 Steps

The Close

In this “How to Buy a Multifamily Property” guide, I’ll walk you through deciding which type of multifamily property you want to purchase, picking the right lender, and running the numbers to ensure profitability. Purchasing a multifamily property is an excellent way for investors to generate steady income.

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10 Smart Strategies to Expand Your Real Estate Portfolio in 2025

Marco Santarelli

Conducting due diligence is essential before committing to a purchase. Cons: Time-consuming: It can take time to accumulate enough profits to purchase another property. It involves buying a property, renovating it, renting it out, refinancing it to pull out equity, and repeating the process with the profits.

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Hard Money Lenders in Michigan: Quick Financing Options

HomeLight

Whether you’re looking to flip a bungalow in Ann Arbor or scoop up a rental property in Detroit, hard money loans can offer the quick and flexible funding solution you need. You can then make a strong offer on your next home with no home sale contingency. How does a hard money loan work?

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Cheap Investment Properties: How to Find Them?

Marco Santarelli

Cheap doesn't mean dilapidated: While properties requiring renovations can offer significant discounts, avoid equating “cheap” with uninhabitable. A structurally unsound building can quickly become a money pit, negating any initial cost savings. Factor in all costs: The purchase price is just the tip of the iceberg.