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What is After Repair Value: How to Calculate + ARV Formula

By Benilyn Formoso - Suralta on October 17, 2017 | Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing, What is | Comments (8)

The After Repair Value (ARV) is a measurement of the value of a home after renovations

The after repair value (ARV) estimates the future value of a distressed property after it’s been repaired. ARV is not a property’s current value when purchased but rather the estimated value of the property once improvements are made. ARV is commonly used by fix and flip investors who purchase, renovate, and sell properties within 1…

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HUD Loans: 4 Types of Housing & Urban Development Financing

By Allison Bethell on October 10, 2017 | Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing, Ultimate Guide | Comments (2)

4 types of HUD loans used to finance HUD homes

The U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) doesn’t offer direct financing for their HUD homes. Some investors use cash to buy a HUD home but oftentimes they use hard money loans for HUD financing. Other HUD loans for owner occupants include FHA 203K mortgages, conventional mortgages, and FHA mortgages. If you’re looking to…

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Blockchain Technology & What it Means for Small Businesses

By Evan Tarver on September 26, 2017 | Financing, Real Estate Financing, Ultimate Guide | Comments (0)

The blockchain is a new and innovative way that people and companies can create, verify, and enforce transactions without a middleman or central authority. It’s essentially a decentralized ledger that records transactions chronologically. Transactions recorded on the blockchain can include the exchange of money, property, or anything that requires an enforceable contract or authorized access….

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Buying a Short Sale: What It Is, Where to Find One & How to Finance It

By Evan Tarver on August 24, 2017 | How To, Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing | Comments (0)

A short sale is a real estate sale in which the profits made are less than the existing loan on the property. A short sale typically occurs at or below market value and is successful only when the lienholder agrees to accept less than what’s owed. Short sales commonly occur when a seller is in…

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Buying vs. Leasing Commercial Real Estate

By Evan Tarver on August 14, 2017 | Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing, Versus | Comments (39)

A common question among small business owners is whether to buy or lease commercial property. The most important thing they want to know about are the costs. To help, we ran an analysis on a real commercial property for sale and created a detailed example of the costs and benefits of buying vs. leasing commercial…

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Probate Leads: Where to Find Them to Buy Probate Property

By Emile L'Eplattenier on August 4, 2017 | Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing, Ultimate Guide | Comments (0)

What are Probate Leads? Probate leads are potential seller clients who inherit properties they often want to sell quickly after going through the probate process (the legal process of transferring the assets of a deceased person to heirs). Since many heirs live out of state, or are otherwise not prepared to maintain the property, they…

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Buy Sell Agreement – Why You Need One, Template, and What to Include

By Priyanka Prakash on July 12, 2017 | Buying and Selling a Business, Real Estate Financing, Ultimate Guide | Comments (0)

A buy sell agreement, also known as a buyout agreement, is a contract that provides for the sale of an owner’s share of a business. The sale may be triggered for several reasons, such as the owner’s retirement, bankruptcy, unresolvable conflict with another owner, death, or disability. The buyer may be another owner, employee, or…

Scottsdale Private Lending Reviews & Rates

By Benilyn Formoso - Suralta on June 24, 2017 | Directory, Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing |

offers hard money loans for real estate investors within Arizona. They have been in business since 2014 with over 20 years experience. They have funded over 500 loans. They work with investors of all experience levels. Rates range between 10% to 12% and they’ll lend up to 80% LTV. No reviews were found online at…

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HomeStyle Loan: What Is a HomeStyle Mortgage & Who Is It Right For?

By Evan Tarver on June 12, 2017 | Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing, Ultimate Guide | Comments (2)

what is a homestyle loan and homestyle mortgage?

-A HomeStyle loan is a government-backed, permanent mortgage that can be used to purchase and renovate an owner-occupied primary residence between one to four units. Also called Homestyle Renovation (HSR) mortgages, HomeStyle loans can also be used by real estate investors to purchase and renovate a single-unit second home or investment property. However, HomeStyle loans…

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FHA 203(k) Loan: The Ultimate Guide to the FHA’s Renovation Loan

By Evan Tarver on May 19, 2017 | Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing, Ultimate Guide | Comments (0)

An FHA 203(k) loan is a government-backed, permanent mortgage used to purchase and renovate a primary residence. A Federal Housing Administration (FHA) 203(k) loans are exclusive to owner-occupied purchases and renovations and are not suitable for real estate investors looking for renovation financing. Investors who are interested in rehab projects should instead read our guides…

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Commercial Leasehold Improvements: Payments, Financing, and More

By Priyanka Prakash on April 5, 2016 | Real Estate Financing, Real Estate Investing, Ultimate Guide | Comments (30)

Landlords often offer payment or a discount on rent so that tenants can make necessary commercial leasehold improvements. Rented commercial property may need some work before it’s suitable for your small business. For example, an office business may need cubicles for employees, and a restaurant may need a new kitchen. These are called commercial leasehold…

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