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6 Things to Consider When Applying for a Hard Money Loan

Hard money loans offer a quick and easy financing solution for real estate businesses. They are classified as bridge loans that, like other bridge loans, are used to temporarily fill a gap in financing. Hard money loans, though, are typically used for real estate transactions. There are several things you should consider when applying for…

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The Beginner’s Guide to Hard Money Loans

Have you heard of hard money loans? In recent years, they’ve become an increasingly popular form of business financing. From small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, many entrepreneurs use hard money loans to finance their business’s operations. Unless you’re familiar with hard money loans, though, you might be skeptical of using them. After all, there…

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how to raise private capital for real estate

How to Raise Private Capital for Real Estate Ventures?

Whether you’re a developer, property manager or house “flipper,” you’ll most likely require capital to fund your real estate venture. All businesses require some upfront capital, but real estate is particularly capital-heavy. Without capital, you won’t be able to buy or fix up properties. Today we’ll take a look at how to raise private capital…

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what is a hard money lender

What is a Hard Money Lender?

As an entrepreneur, you’ll probably need funding to get your business up and running. While there are many funding options from which to choose, some entrepreneurs prefer hard money loans. So, what is a hard money lender and how do hard money loans work? What is a Hard Money Lender? A hard money lender�issues�asset-based loans…

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Hard Money Loan

What is a Hard Money Loan?

When researching the different funding options available for small businesses, you may come across something known as a “hard money loan.” It’s arguably one of the easiest and fastest ways to acquire capital. But like all funding options, a hard money loan has its strengths and weaknesses. What is a Hard Money Loan? A hard…

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Polio, World War II, the Academy Awards, and Business Financing

“What on Earth can financing of a worthwhile Project possibly have to do with Polio, World War II and the Academy Awards?” Occasionally, Intrepid will receive a business plan that is genuinely inspired but – for some reason – the timing for the Project just isn’t quite right. Perhaps the technology to make the concept…

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University of California Launches Capital Investment Fund

The University of California has opened a $250 million fund designed specifically for capital investments. The University made this announcement on December 16, saying the new fund would provide much-needed capital to early-stage companies. The University of California’s Board of Regents approved the fund, giving it the green light to operate. Once active, entrepreneurs and…

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OppenheimerFunds Encouraging Global Investments

Oppenheimer Funds has launched a new campaign in an effort to encourage people to invest in global commodities and markets. Dubbed “Invest in a Beautiful World,” this campaign follows the firm’s existing framework, which involves global investments in emerging economies. Of course, the timing for Oppenheimer Funds’ new campaign couldn’t be more appropriate. In recent…

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How to Get Startup Capital

A New Business Idea Should Offer a Solution to a Real-World Problem

The very best business ideas and the ones most likely to be successful are those that solve the everyday problems and annoyances that consumers encounter. Once your idea meets that criterion, the next step is to thoroughly research your new idea or business to ensure that it hasn�t already been done. If the product doesn�t…

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How to Find Private Investors

Hard Money Loans Do Not Have to be �Hard”!

If you have a financial need and need it resolved fast, we can help. Hard money loans are available and make for a good solution in many cases. Minimum amounts are negotiable depending on the nature of the request. There are no maximum limitations. If you have credit issues, bankruptcy, liens, payments in arrears, foreclosure,…

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