Lightning-Speed Closings with Private/Hard Money Loans: The Pivot When Urgency Hits When a deal is about to collapse, speed becomes more valuable than rate. Highlighting private money’s quick turnaround can help you feel assured in saving urgent transactions, especially when facing a hard deadline—a deposit at risk, a seller threatening to cancel, or a bank adding “one more condition.”
Hard Money, Fast Closings: The Bridge Loan That Rescues a Deal When a deal is about to collapse, speed becomes more valuable than rate. If you’re staring at a hard deadline—earnest money at risk, a seller ready to walk, or a bank suddenly “discovering” one more condition—private money can be the difference between closing and losing.
Loans To Complete Construction: Most of the construction is complete, But The Owner Needs Additional Cash.
Try Being Deceptive With Your Soon-To-Be Ex-Wife And See What Happens. When The Soon-To-Be Ex-Husband Tries to “F” Over Your Soon-To-Be Ex-Wife
How Real Estate Loans Actually Close: Planning, Execution, and Regulatory Discipline Success in lending is never accidental; It requires a strategic endeavor.
Reciprocal Parking and Reciprocal Access Agreements A field guide for inspectors, lenders, and anyone underwriting real estate risk
AB-1212, authored by Assembly Member Allister McAllister, highlights the critical role of real estate and mortgage brokers in “Hard Money” loans and outlines requirements to ensure compliance and protect their practices.
Introduction to Income Property: Lender Underwriting Guidelines and Practices Chapter II: Income Property Classifications
Constructive Fraud-Technical Read Constructive Fraud is a legal concept that applies when a fiduciary relationship exists and the fiduciary breaches duties in a way that misleads or harms the principal, even if there was no intent to deceive. Getting tagged by some ideological zealot judge is easier than you think. The successful businessperson is always suspected, while the consumer is often overlooked or forgiven for their actions, such as a defaulted real estate loan.
AB 36 California: How Permanent Pro Housing Rules Are Rewiring Local Incentives—and What Comes Next- Technical Read
Introduction to Income Property Lender Practices and Underwriting Chapter I, Section I Book published by Dan Harkey