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The Unexpected Opportunity for Rental Investors Today
Topics: Rental Property Investment
How to Choose a Fix-and-Flip Lender During a Recession
Panic is the enemy to your investment strategy. Choosing the right hard money lender might just be the antidote.
How To Save On House Flipping Renovations During Coronavirus
Investing in real estate during “unprecedented times” is not for the faint of heart. Nevertheless, savvy, seasoned house flippers recognize that this change in the market presents a great opportunity to outbid and outperform the competition — if you keep moving and adhere to your budget.
Topics: How to Fix & Flip, COVID-19
Meet Rodney Young, Our New Business Development Director. (He Might Look Familiar.)
As a relationship-oriented private lender, Residential Capital Partners takes pride in who we hire. Our criteria are simple, yet stringent: personal experience in real estate investing and a proven track record of treating investors like partners — as opposed to a transaction. Which is why we’re especially excited to welcome Rodney Young, a former HomeVestors loan development manager — and very familiar face — to our team.
Topics: Fix and Flip Lenders
Thrive Through COVID-19 With a Relationship-Oriented Private Lender
The coronavirus outbreak— and the subsequent turbulence of the stock market—has revealed stark differences between private lenders’ customer service models:
- There are hard money lenders that rely on Wall Street to buy loans they have placed on a warehouse line. They treat loans as transactions.
- And, there are lenders that have used their own balance sheet to fund loans. They treat loans as relationships.
Topics: Fix and Flip Lenders, COVID-19
So Your Hard Money Lender Backed Out Because of COVID-19
Coronavirus has spread across the globe in rapid time, disrupting nearly every industry in its wake. House flipping is no exception. Real estate investors are now forced to navigate new challenges to secure funding. Banks are preoccupied and most hard money or private lenders are either sidelined, denying loans or raising interest rates and cash reserve requirements. The clock is ticking—what do you do?
Topics: Fix and Flip Lenders, COVID-19
Rehab to the Rescue: Flipping An 1800s Townhome in Philadelphia
Scott Gurten and his partner Nick Ferroni have funded five house flips through Residential Capital Partners and counting. Two were house flipping success stories that caught the attention of Philadelphia Magazine.
Their house flip on South 45th street was news-worthy due to Scott and Nick’s masterful renovation. Like many homes in the Northeast, part of the townhome’s charm was its history. Scott and Nick wanted to preserve the home’s character while modernizing key features.
Topics: House Flipping Market Insights
Now that you’ve used fix and flip financing to renovate your most recent rental property, it’s time to put it on the market.
Topics: Rental Property Investment
Defer Taxes—Not Profits—With a 1031 Exchange
The purpose of flipping houses — or any property — is to realize a profit. Period. From the minute you secure a property with a hard money loan, your focus is turning your property into a tidy profit that you can take to the bank.
Topics: Fix and Flip Financing Tips
3 Ways to Spot Trustworthy Fix and Flip Lenders
Finding a trustworthy fix and flip lender can be the start of a beautiful, mutually beneficial business relationship.
Topics: Fix and Flip Financing Tips