Summary: Private Lending ED
Private Lending ED introduces you to private lending and making money with investment loans for real estate investment. Private lenders, learn how to profit from real estate investment.
The many new private lenders out there who want to fund projects
with me always ask: Are we there yet? and I reply: Where? After a
little chuckle they yell: the bottom! A report by Deutsche Bank
last week shows still more price drops to come. All the statistics
in the world will never predict a true bottom. That's because there
are too many unknowns and secrets. The first and most important one
is: What will the banks do? No one knows. All we can do is use all
the information we do have and make an intelligent plan. The...
Date Published: Jun 23, 2009 - 4:19 pm
As a private money lender secure profitable real estate deals are
your primary concerns. When funding a real estate transaction it is
wise to use a professional. Even seasoned real estate brokers who
could fill out the paperwork in their sleep, would not close
without one. Why? Because they know the paperwork will be handled
by people who are knowledgeable and trained to keep your
transaction secure. One very important factor in keeping your
investment safe, which a title company or attorney will suggest, is
a lender's title insurance policy. This is often missed by private
lenders because they buy...
Date Published: Jun 15, 2009 - 12:26 pm
As a private money investor it is crucial to be able to evaluate
whether your real estate investor has brought you a viable,
profitable opportunity. Of course private equity investments all
have particular exit strategies designed to make money. Being able
to properly identify the specific plan that works for the property
being invested in is vital to your success as a private banker.
Let's go over some fundamental rules of thumb. Real estate
investors buy properties at a discount and borrow funds below the
market value of the property securing the loan. Equity and your
maximum loan to value...
Date Published: May 15, 2009 - 12:40 am
Last February we talked about investment property loans and holding
the property for 5 maybe even 10 years in order to realize long
term profits. But what if you want to turn your capital twice or
even three times a year? Are there opportunites for those kinds of
deals? Of course there are! It's true the real estate market has
changed in the Riverside, California area. Banks have been reducing
inventory on forclosed properties, which in turn has produced a
mini-sellers market. Unless banks start releasing more foreclosed
properties, this should continue for a while. That is good, because
that...
Date Published: May 10, 2009 - 10:41 pm
Ah, springtime. The baseball season starts. Basketball playoffs!
Baseball teams are works in progress whose evolution last for
months. Some teams are blossoming now. Some pull it together later
in the season. But in the end, it's the two best teams who get the
blending and balancing of the talent and use opportunities to their
advantage and win! Basketball teams also play a relatively long
season. The blending of talent over the eighty two games and then
the playoffs is an art and a science. As a private investor you
want to be part of a team who has pulled...
Date Published: May 06, 2009 - 11:17 pm
Lending your money with a private party loan is quite simple. The
most secure and legally acceptable way is with two documents: the
promisary note and the mortgage or deed of trust. In our business
we use both and here's why. The promisary note is signed by the
real estate investor who promises to pay back your loan. It lays
out the precise terms of the loan. What is the length of time of
the repayment? Years? Months? The note should reveal the interest
rate, payment schedules and the other aspects of the particular
deal the private lender is making...
Date Published: May 05, 2009 - 11:42 pm
Recently it came to my attention that many people confuse private
money lending with hard money lending. The term hard money came
about during the Great Depression when banks withdrew from loaning
their funds. Private individuals started to lend their money for
many different reasons, real estate being chief among them. The
reason it's called "hard" is either because it was difficult to
get, or it was "hard cash" or "hard" to find, no one knows for
sure. Hard money lenders charge much higher interest rates than
banks and usually require less money down. You also do not have
to...
Date Published: May 04, 2009 - 5:07 pm
People always come up to me and ask "Mark, I want to invest in real
estate because I know I can make a lot of money, but I don't know
what to do, or when to do it. I also don't want to deal with
tenants, toilets and trash! What can I do to make money?" My
response is the same no matter who it is: become a private lender!
Lending your money to businesses that make money in real estate for
a living, rather than trying to buy, fix up a property and rent it
out or sell it...
Date Published: Feb 28, 2009 - 1:39 pm
Perfect timing! Last night's speech by President Obama gives us a
chance to evaluate our opportunity for investing in distressed real
estate. After listening to the speech and after listening to
analysis of President Obama's address, I am certain now is the time
to take advantage of the lowest prices in nearly a decade. "But
Mark, why now? Don't you think prices will go lower? Aren't you
afraid of loosing equity?" Will prices go lower? By how much? I
wish I could know for certain when the exact bottom of the market
is. When evaluating opportunity we also look at...
Date Published: Feb 25, 2009 - 11:42 pm
Welcome to Private Lending ED. Our goal is to provide clear,
logical information concerning the business of private funding. We
want to educate you on how to be a safe and successful lendor. With
the chaotic, frightening economic crisis reducing our incomes, we
want to reveal to you the money making world of the wealthy. Our
step by step system will teach you how to make 9%, 10% or even 12%
returns in real estate right now without ever dealing with any of
the hassles of owning real estate: tenants and fix ups. We'll show
you how, let's get started!...
Date Published: Feb 24, 2009 - 3:53 pm