• Hard Money Lending Metrics

    This week Kevin breaks down an example deal and explains some of the hard money loan metrics he uses to analyze them. Example: There’s a property for sale for $250,000 and it needs $50,000 in repair. The estimated ARV as presented by the investor is $400,000. Here we’re going to analyze the deal making sure

  • When Using Other People’s Money Backfires

    Drawbacks of 100% Financing If you are planning on borrowing funds for your first (or next) flip, you have an important decision to make – will you use 100% financing or invest your own money into the project? 100% financing has a nice ring to it, but the reality is that these loans have major

  • Real Estate Investing Q&A with Our Director of Sales

    On March 30, Jared Fausnaught, DrWCP, was asked to speak on a panel to local Keller Williams real estate agents. After the panel, the more than 60 attendees were eager to get their hard money questions answered. Here are a few of the top questions, and our responses. Please reach out to us if you

  • The Art of Balancing Time and Money

    Every real estate investor has to deal with finding the right balance between time and money during their deal. Every deal is different, and, as an investor, you will always have to make decisions that will ultimately alter the timeline or budget of the project. Keeping both your time frame and budget within your goals

  • Developing a Solid Scope of Work

    When you decide to invest in a property, it’s extremely important that you have a solid, fool-proof scope in mind before you move forward. Private lenders will need to review your scope of work, proposed draw schedule, among other important factors, such as the estimated after repair value (ARV). Asset based lenders focus on the numbers

  • 5 Habits of a Successful House Flipper

    RealtyTrac recently released an  on the 5 habits of highly profitable home flippers. While there are several different factors to consider when flipping a property, these 5 habits are an excellent place to start. We have taken these national standards and compared them to those in our local Washington, D.C. metro area market. Be aware that

  • 3 Terminal Mistakes for a Real Estate Investor

    Working with a hard money lender isn’t rocket science. As long as you follow along with basic rules of real estate investing, your loan and your property should pan out as you expect. However, there are 3 terminal mistakes borrowers can make while dealing with hard money loans and investment properties that can immediately ruin

  • Real Estate Investment Transformations

    When it comes to real estate investing, properties can truly be transformed if everything is done correctly. A small, 3-bedroom, 1 bathroom with a one-car garage built in 1980 can become a 5-bedroom, 2 bathroom luxury home with a 2-car garage in a matter of months. We have seen structures that are barely standing become

  • 5 Questions to Expect from a Hard Money Lender

    Have you considered working with a Hard Money Lender, but are a little leery of the process? First and foremost, in order to answer the questions you should expect from a hard money lender, you must fully understand your deal. If you know the specifics of the property and the estimated repair budget, you’re in

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