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TEMP TO PERM LOANS LOANS So, you found the perfect real estate investment property you want to hold as rental investment. You got a sweet deal on the property, executed the contract, called us at Tidal Loans for a hard money rehab loan. We funded the property fast, closed the loan with no money down, completed all construction […]
Read MoreHOW TO LINE UP BUYERS FOR YOUR FIX AND FLIP The goal of a fix and flip is to purchase a property and make needed repairs and renovations before reselling the property as quickly as possible. Any delays in the process will decrease the value of your investment due to holding costs such as loan […]
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STRATEGIES TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE WITH LITTLE MONEY Investing in real estate is a solid way through which a person can diversify his or her portfolio. Some people balk at investing in real estate because they fear that they simply cannot come up with the money necessary to make this type of investment. There […]
Read MoreWhile hard money loans can be used for people will bad, little, or no credit, hard money lenders in Houston can also help investors who want to fix-and-flip a property and need a short-term loan without having to go through the lengthy underwriting process. Instead of going through a traditional bank that relies on credit scores and […]
Read MoreA lot of myths surrounds hard money loans, and many people who would benefit from a hard money loan are put off by the stigma that surrounds them. Here are six myths about hard money loans. 1. MYTH: HARD MONEY LOANS ARE RISKY One of the most commonly held beliefs about hard money loans is […]
Read MoreREAL ESTATE FORMULAS EVERY INVESTOR SHOULD KNOW DEBT SERVICE RATIO 5/28/18 Debt Service Coverage Ratio* (DSCR)* is the amount of cash flow available to meet annual interest and principal payments on debt. =Net Operating Income/Debt Service Example: Noi: $15,000 *Annual Debt Service* $10,000 *Debt Service Ratio*= $15,000/$10,000=1.5 This number is not very important for residential […]
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