Because you want to become a real estate investor

Then Increase

Your

Leverage is how you use a loan to purchase a real estate asset. If you have 20% of the purchase and rehab cost then you can leverage those funds to finance the entire property.

Start thinking in ways to expand your Funding Capacity by using leverage.

Leverage

Improve Your Funding Capacity with Leverage

Funding a Flip – 80/20

Typically you will use Hard Money to acquire a property and rehab it. Your Funding Capacity will need to provide 20% of the the required funding in order to make a deal happen.

Funding a Flip – 80/20

Typically you will use Hard Money to acquire a property and rehab it. Your Funding Capacity will need to provide 20% of the the required funding in order to make a deal happen.

The Funding Calculation

Let’s use the Analysis Calculator to determine how much funding is needed.

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The Funding Calculation

Let’s use the Analysis Calculator to determine how much funding is needed.

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Learn more about how to analyze deals!

Hard Money Lenders

Let’s take a look at LimaOne as an example!

Hard Money Lenders

Let’s take a look at LimaOne as an example!

Take a look at the programs a hard money lender offers!

Learn the Basics in 6 Steps

Now move forward with Step 4 – Finding Properties to Flip or Hold.

Your Baseline
Funding Capacity

Step 1 – Determine your Funding Capacity so that you can see the deals you can start with.

Improve Your
Funding Capacity

Step 2 – Look at ways to improve your funding capacity to that more deals are available to you.

Using Leverage to
Fund the Deal

Step 3 – Learn how to use the 80/20 Rule to purchase properties with a Hard Money Loan.

Finding Properties
to Buy

Step 4 – Find properties to flip or hold. Learn how to use PropStream to market.

Understanding
The Rehab

Step 5 – Work with a Handyman to better understand rehabs, estimating, and costs.

Planning for Your
Property Exit

Step 6 – Buy with your exit in mind. Is the property a flip? Could it be a rental?