


What Is ARV and How Is It Determined? A Real Estate Investor’s Guide
Summary ARV (after repaired value) is defined as the estimated future value of a property after it has been renovated rather than its current value. In other words, ARV is the projected future value of a property that has been fixed and is ready to flip. To determine...
What is a Hard Money Loan?
Hard money loans are asset-based loan whereas the real estate is the primary qualifying factor in approving the loan. Primarily utilized by investors, hard money loans can close in just a few days and offer up to 100% financing on residential purchases. These loans...
Can I get 100% Financing?
Absolutely! By utilizing our hard money program real estate investors can absolutely obtain 100% financing. We are able to provide this unique program by making loans on the After-Repaired-Value (ARV) which takes into account any repairs that are being proposed to the...
What is the best way to build a rental portfolio?
Building a rental portfolio is unquestionably the best way to accumulate wealth. Depending on how much capital you have to invest in real estate will certainly have an impact on how many homes you can actually purchase. A traditional lender will require at least a 20%...