A repeat client needed to close fast on purchasing a single-family investment property in the community of South Park just east of downtown San Diego. The property has the potential for increased density with the construction of some ADU’s in the rear of the property with alley access.
Not all private (hard) money lenders are created equal, and they vary in the level of value they provide borrowers. Here are four questions to ask before choosing a private (hard) money lender:
Finding the right private (hard) moneylender for a borrower’s specific transaction can be challenging considering the various choices for lenders in the market.
An experienced general contractor and repeat client needed a construction loan to build two detached single-family investment properties in North County San Diego. The borrower had previously split a parcel with a single-family residence on it into three parcels leaving two vacant parcels to...
Just over a month ago, the fundamentals of our economy were strong, i.e., low unemployment, low real estate inventories, low inflation, low-interest rates, and stability in the capital markets. Within a month, this coronavirus pandemic has rocked our world. I want to pass on some hope in the...
Know Your Lender’s Track Record Be smart from the start. To save time and reduce stress when looking for private money real estate financing, research the lender’s track record and references. Look for a private lender that values integrity and has the results to prove it. Many times...
