Tag: private money lender
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Relative Risk Index Identifies the Ideal Location for Residential Rental Property
Investors are pinpointing the ideal locations for their residential rental property investments by looking at detailed historical data as it relates to certain common risk factors that could effect a rental properties long term performance. This underwriting practice utilizes a Relative Risk Index to vet and underwrite residential income property deals. This preliminary residential rental property underwriting technique…
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Private Money for Arizona Investment Property
The real estate correction in the Arizona investment property market has presented many opportunities for small residential investors, to large commercial investors and developers seeking distressed prices on qualified assets. The common denominators in successfully closing distressed opportunities are relationships and having access to capital. Without access to capital and quality relationships to access distressed opportunities, obtaining profitable assets…
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Denver Private Money for Rehabs
By: Skyler Moore The price correction in the Denver real estate market has created a lucrative investment property opportunity for real estate investors. Properties can be acquired at distressed prices through public trustee sales, short sales, or directly through asset managers at banks. Often, the acquisition price is below replacement costs to build the property. Seasoned and…
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Private Money Investment
Private Money Investment via private lenders and hard money lenders have fueled our economy while conventional banks still continue to stay on the sidelines for investment property loans. What has become evident is that there is so much demand in the market for private money that it’ a great window of opportunity for investors to…
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Private Money for Denver Real Estate Investment
Cash is king in today’s real estate market. The real estate correction in the Denver market has presented ample opportunity for small residential investors, to large commercial investors and developers seeking distressed prices on qualified assets. The common denominators in successfully closing distressed opportunities are relationships and capital. Without access to capital and seasoned relationships…