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Browse our articles below and learn the ins and outs for investment lending!

How to Buy a House with No Money

Investing in property is no longer solely the realm of the uber-rich. Regular folk—just like you—are quietly purchasing properties across the nation and reaping a very nice income from them.

How to Buy a Foreclosed Home

Buying a foreclosed home can be an achievable way to buy a property at less than market value. It’s available to both potential homeowners and investors.

How to be an Airbnb Host: 8 Tips for Fast Success

Quite simply, anything! From a spare bedroom to a multi-roomed mansion or condo with multiple units, there’s no limit to the type of real estate you can make an income from.

How Does a Home Equity Loan Work?

Home equity loans come in a variety of guises. You might hear them referred to as a second mortgage, an equity instalment loan, or the acronym HELOAN.

Hard Money Lender in Your State

Hard money loans… You’ve probably heard the term—but what are they, exactly? What are they used for and how do you go about finding a hard money lender in your state?

FHA Loans for Investment Property

FHA loans (Federal Housing Administration) are funded by the government. They’re aimed at helping those on low-moderate incomes to purchase a home to live in.

Guide to Private Money Lending

Private money lending is a popular method of borrowing, especially in the world of real estate. But how does it work? Is it safe? Who do they lend to?

Crafting Your Property Investment Team

Investing in property is something that should be approached in the same manner as you would setting up your own business.

Calculating Debt Service Coverage Ratio

In the simplest of terms, the amount you can borrow with a DSCR loan is dependent on how much you can expect to earn from the property after all relevant expenses are subtracted

DSCR Loans: What are they?

A DSCR loan is a real estate loan where the agreed amount is dependent on the amount of money that the property can generate. It stands for “debt service coverage ratio”. This is a popular method of raising funds for an investment purchase.