Our Services
We fund experienced real estate investors and contractors. Our loans offer double-digit interest plus a share of lender points and equity profits, which we share with our co-lenders. Every deal is secured by real property, with monthly interest payments and profit participation — or we do not lend.
How It Works: Two Ways to Participate
- Short-Term (Active Participation)
- 8–12 month fix-and-flip loans
- You wire funds directly to the closing attorney
- You receive monthly interest payments, your principal upon payoff, and a share of the profits
A repeatable process with each new project
- Long-Term (Passive Participation)
- Monthly cash flow with minimal involvement
- A profit share is built into the loan and paid over time
- Loans are structured as 30-year terms but typically pay off within 5–7 years
Choose the structure that fits your goals — active or passive — all backed by real estate.
Why Being the Lender is So Powerful:
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- Safety: Title and hazard insurance protect your investment.
- Security: Backed by a hard asset that won’t disappear overnight.
- Monthly Cash Flow: Enjoy consistent monthly income—something few investments offer.
- Strong Returns: Earn above-average returns on your investment.
- Return of Capital: Receive monthly interest payments, with 100% of your principal returned after each property sale.
- Long-Lasting Cash Flow: You’re “renting out” your money, much like a rental property. Interest is paid monthly, and your principal is returned at the end of each loan—an opportunity like no other.
- Real Estate Backed: Collateralized by a tangible asset.
- Flexibility: You can choose to participate in a single loan or multiple loans over time—your money, your choice.
Bank of America recently reported that 77.57% of their net income came from interest income, totaling $44.6 billion. Banks have trusted and perfected this lending model over nearly 200 years, building the tallest skyscrapers and establishing branches on every major corner. But here’s the thing—they don’t offer you a chance to invest in their mortgage notes; they keep those profits for their shareholders. Now, you can invest like the bank and capitalize on the same interest income payments yourself.