Hard Money Lending Terms Defined
Ever wish there was a dictionary for real estate hard money terms? Don’t fret, we’re here to help. We’ve consolidated a list of the most commonly used terms in hard money lending to help you better understand and...
Historic Fix and Flip Brings New Glory to an Old Beauty
Here’s the story of a Walnut Street Finance fix and flip team that converted a historic home in Maryland from a dive to a total gem. The results and benefits brought them out on top. Just...
Top Markets for Fix & Flip Investors
One of the biggest elements affecting real estate investment profitability is location, location, location. Luckily, there is no shortage of fix & flip markets that are hot for 2020.
The most recent housing forecasts indicates that Millennials are now hot to purchase single family homes in suburbs with easy access to amenities and cities. But a major wrinkle in this scenario is that even though demand is up, supply is too low...
What is a Hard Money Loan?
Simply, hard money loans allow you to borrow money using a real estate private lender instead of a bank. The definition of a hard money loan is that the real estate property serves as the “hard” asset to back the loan.
Making the decision to become a fix-and-flipper is only half the battle - in fact, it’s the easiest part of the battle. The most difficult half is deciding where you’ll focus your property search and what the specific property will be. Of course,...
Real Fix and Flip Before
Do you love watching shows like Fixer Upper and Flip or Flop? Watching the months of labor sped up over a 45-minute episode to reveal a gorgeous house is so satisfying. But as any flipper knows, there is a lot of elbow...
We see it all the time: A prospective borrower with a brilliant plan is interested in an investment property for a fix and flip - but at the crucial moment, their plans are dashed by a less-than-perfect credit score. Why? Because bad credit is...
FL!P ISN’T A FOUR LETTER WORD
Do your palms start to sweat at uttering “I flip houses” because of some bad press? As a real estate investor, you should be confident and proud of what you do. Although at times it can be a dirty job, house flipping...
Let’s say you’ve been driving around the neighborhood and you see a couple of diamonds in the rough with for sale signs out front. Your inner DIYer’s interest is piqued and you think “wow, that house could be gorgeous if only I could get my hands...
