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Why Do Successful Investors Use Hard Money / Bridge Loans?
Hard money and bridge loans can provide numerous advantages to successful real estate investors. Learn about some of the most common ways they can help.
What's the Maximum Bridge / Hard Money Loan Amount?
Hard money and bridge loans can be an alternative to conventional financing when larger amounts are needed. Learn more about maximum loan amounts.
Hard Money Loans: Investor 'Secret Weapon' in Downturns?
When banks can't provide loans, investors turn to private lenders. How confident are you that you could qualify for financing in another 2008 situation?
Fix & Flip Loans for Beginners: How to Plan for Approval
What are the basic documents and plans to provide with your application for your first fix and flip loan? What are the common mistakes for new investors?
Qualification Requirements: Hard Money Construction Loans
Get a simple glance at the construction loan requirements investors can expect from Capstone Capital Partners when they apply for hard money financing.
One Chart Comparing EVERY Investment Property Loan Type
Check out this quick-glance comparison table featuring basic qualification requirements, advantages, and considerations of 10 common investment loan types.
Transactional Funding vs Hard Money: Which Do You Need?
Transactional funding provides very short-term financing to bridge a transaction between a seller and buyer. Learn how it compares to hard money loans.
What Gap Funding is & How it Works with Other Loans
Transactional funding provides very short-term financing to bridge a transaction between a seller and buyer. Learn how it compares to hard money loans.
How Interest Rates are Determined for Private Mortgages
While private lenders offer unique benefits, their interest rates are often higher than conventional. What determines rates for each?
Are Hard Money Loans Riskier than Other Types of Mortgages?
Hard money loans offer fast, flexible financing, but they also carry certain risks. Learn more about these risks and how borrowers can prepare themselves.