Tag: House Flipping

Liens: Hard money and private lenders often require the loan to be secured against real estate. This may include assets in your portfolio or the fix-and-flip property. It&rsquo;s essential to understand that coming up short on repayment means the lender could end up with the resale profits.
Timing: Traditional lenders typically don&rsquo;t move quickly. When entrepreneurs find a property ripe for flipping, sellers may be hesitant to wait. To some degree, that minimizes your negotiating power. In the house flipping sector, the adage &ldquo;cash is king&rdquo; holds true.
Repayment: One factor borrowers sometimes overlook is the fact monthly payments are required on these short-term loans. It&rsquo;s crucial to include that added expense in your 70% rule calculations and have the cash on hand to avoid defaulting on the loan.

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