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August 28, 2014
[leadplayer_vid id=”53FF6559B1B30″] Appraised Versus Current Value Advantages – Construction Loans with a Hard Money Lender I’m back with hard money lender, house flipping expert, and real estate investor, Beau Eckstein, where he talks about the difference between appraised value versus current value loans. The key difference between a current value loan and an appraised value
August 28, 2014
[leadplayer_vid id=”53FF5F3470691″] In this video, hard money lender Beau Eckstein answers the question, “How are investors using construction loans to acquire properties?” The answer is through an acquisition loan, where typically the real estate investor needs a 20 percent down (financing 80 percent of the deal), followed by a construction loan that finances the rehabilitation
August 27, 2014
What is the underwriting criteria for a construction loan? In this video, hard money lender Beau Eckstein tells you what private money lenders are looking for in a construction project. Hard money lenders look more at the project than the borrower, though it is important who the borrower is and what projects they have completed in
August 27, 2014
In this video, hard money lender Beau Eckstein explains what a hard money construction loan is and how to get one. Once you have identified a property that you want to invest in, you need to get funding, and usually lots of it. If you have plans for building or renovating any structures on the
August 24, 2014
In this hard money tip, professional real estate investor Beau Eckstein tells you what he and his company look for in a hard money loan application. There is a lot involved in funding a hard money loan. But whereas a traditional mortgage lender, like a bank, looks more at the loan applicant than the underlying
August 24, 2014
In this hard money tip, professional real estate investor Beau Eckstein talks about structuring hard money deals. As with everything in real estate, timing is critical and in order to make deals happen, you have to think outside the box. One way to think outside the box with respect to real estate is through possible
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