Private Funding Program
Earn a Return with My Private Funding Program
Private lending is a transaction where private individuals and small companies loan funds to finance real estate investments. Investors receive comparatively high rates of return and have their investment secured by real property.
How I Pay Such High Rates:
We make it possible to acquire good deals on houses because we use funds from private lenders that are not available from banks. If a real estate investor can get skilled at locating great deals on houses, most banks will want to loan on the purchase price and not the value of the house, thus penalizing the investor for being an astute and shrewd negotiator.
Having the money available will make or break the deal. So paying a higher interest rate is irrelevant compared to the large profit potential.
Can You Trust Banks or the Stock Market???
The mortgage meltdown is upon us. Banks are folding and the stock market is crashing. Investors are losing more of their investment capital every day and the capital they have left is typically earning a measly 2%-5% or less. First and second mortgages secured by real estate are a very attractive investment opportunity and many investors are making the move to real estate. 7%-9% interest makes a lot of sense.
The Banks Have Tightened Their Lending Policies. It’s becoming almost impossible for anyone to get financing from banks. Banks don’t even trust other banks. We prefer to take the easier route. Private investors have available cash and we are prepared to provide an excellent return for the use of those funds.
The Law of Timeliness…
“It’s not the cost of money that
counts. It’s the availability.”
If money is not available quickly, the loss of thousands of dollars of profit is the result.
Private Lending is a Win-Win Proposition.
- You win by getting a high interest rate, secured by real estate.
- Sellers win by getting a fast, cash sale.
- Buyers win by getting first rate homes.
- Communities win as we improve neighborhoods and set new standards wherever we go.


