private mortgages: "Hard Money" makes sense for good credit borrowers - 12/14/06 01:10 AM
Why would a borrower with a 736 FICO score get a hard money loan? I'm deviating a bit from my earlier blog, So you want to be a California Hard Money Broker? I know I promised more detailed information about the disclosure process in California Hard Money transactions and I will. Tonight, … (22 comments)
private mortgages: Investing in California Mortgage Pools - 11/11/06 04:09 AM
I am a private mortgage lender which means I make real estate loans (non-bank loans) to individuals who can't qualify for bank financing. In California, this is sometimes referred to as Trust Deed Investing because the security instrument (how you secure the collateral) we use is called a Deed of Trust. … (8 comments)
private mortgages: New website - 09/25/06 11:44 PM
Tonight I released the beta version of our new website about trust deed investing. I built it through register.com with their 5-page now website kit. I have no doubt that it looks amateurish to all of you e-pros out there but I got it upand running within 2 hours. I had nothing … (3 comments)
private mortgages: What is "Hard Money" Lending - 09/08/06 05:09 PM
Hard Money Lending is exactly what it sounds like; loans that are hard to do. Many borrower's needs fall out of the mainstream loan guidelines and they often need a "short-term" fix. Now I want to be clear, this is not an advertisement for my private-lending practice; it is meant to … (15 comments)
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Why would a borrower with a 736 FICO score get a hard money loan?
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