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Hard Money Lending
Hard money loans are short-term, asset-based loans that are secured primarily by the value of real estate rather than the borrower’s credit history or income.
They’re often used by real estate investors, house flippers, developers, or people who need quick funding when traditional banks won’t approve them.
Key traits of hard money loans:
Transactional Lending
Transactional lenders are short-term, specialized financiers who provide funds for a single, quick transaction, usually for just a few hours or days. They are designed to help real estate investors purchase properties without tying up their own capital.
These loans are primarily used in double or simultaneous closings, where an investor acquires a property and resells it (often within the same day) to an end buyer.
How it works:
Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance—is a real estate investing strategy where you purchase a property, renovate it to increase value, rent it out for steady income, then refinance to pull out your invested cash and repeat the process. It’s designed to grow your portfolio while recycling the same capital.
Short-term financing that helps you purchase or secure a property before long-term funding is in place. It “bridges” the gap so you can act quickly on opportunities without waiting for traditional loan approval.
Short-term financing used to purchase and renovate a property with the goal of selling it quickly for a profit. It covers the acquisition and rehab costs, allowing investors to move fast and maximize returns.
A cash-out refinance lets you replace your current mortgage with a new, larger loan and take the difference in cash. Investors use it to unlock equity from a property to fund new deals, renovations, or other investments.
Provides short-term capital to purchase a property you already have under contract to resell. It allows wholesalers to close the first deal and immediately sell to an end buyer, profiting from the price difference.
Short-term financing used to cover the costs of building a property from the ground up. Funds are typically released in stages as construction progresses, with repayment due once the project is completed or refinanced.
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