In this episode, we bullet point the top advantages of using non-bank portfolio loans versus commercial loans for STR properties. Non-Bank Portfolio Loan Advantages 1. No tax returns required 2. Up to 80% financing 3. Airbnb projections “okay” for qualifying 4. No rental survey needed on our STR program We make it super-easy for you

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🔴 In this episode, we share the story of one of Vinney Chopra’s coaching students. In it, we also cover three important concepts: 🧠 Mindset 💪🏽 Work ethic 💰 Direct-to-seller lead generation Vinney’s student now has 126 multifamily units after only 2 years in the business. How did he do it? Watch the video to

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🔔 C-PACE FOR DEVELOPERSWhat if, when you were developing your next property, you could: ✅Finance up to 20 percent of your construction costs with affordable, fixed-rate, non-recourse financing?✅ Reduce your owner-equity contribution, mezzanine financing, or other forms of high-cost capital, and lower your weighted-average cost of capital?✅ Fill gaps in your financing plan?✅ Reduce your

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🔴 In this episode, we discuss funding options using projected short term rental income. Many investors don’t know that is possible and that you can get up to 80% financing on this non-bank lending program. 💫 This is a real game-changer for my short term rental investors. ✔️ No tax returns required! It’s very simple

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Short-term rentals (STRs), including vacation rentals, are an exciting and rapidly-growing new asset class. Airbnb and HomeAway, among others, are raising awareness of this increasingly popular, HUGE opportunity. How do you get into the short-term rental game? You need financing. Watch this video to see how. Financing Vacation RentalsInvestors typically turn to alternative lenders like

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From mortgage broker to cash flow king! Our good friend Eric Lawson is on the show today. Eric has 14 years of very successful experience in the mortgage industry, focusing on residential home buyers. After he got his Economics degree at UC Davis (go Aggies!), he entered the mortgage industry, paid his dues, learned the

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