Wholesalers

As a real estate investor, you can partner with us in several ways:

Become a Re-developer like us
Wholesale properties to Re-developers like us
Private Money Lender

Re-Developer	Wholesaler	Private Money Lender
A Re-developer buys properties using his own or borrowed funds and then remodels them for resale.Pros: Own your own business Control all aspects Keep the brunt of the profits Business can be scaled up Cons: Steep learning curve Must master multiple real estate disciplines Startup capital required Heavy time commitment	A Wholesaler negotiates the purchase contract with a property owner and then assigns it to a Re-developer. No purchase capital is requiredPros: Much easier to get started Little or no capital needed Learn only a few aspects of real estate analysis and marketing Cons: You’re leaving money on the table The deal can be rejected Limited time for performance	A Private Money Lender lends money to Re-developers and usually has no ongoing involvement in the project.Pros: Keep your day job Little or no involvement in the process Much higher returns than conventionally available Your investment is secured by a mortgage or deed of trust Cons: You need to have faith in your borrower Your borrower needs to have a good track record No real estate investment is 100% guaranteed; markets can crash

Re-Developer

Wholesaler

Private Money Lender

A Re-developer buys properties using his own or borrowed funds and then remodels them for resale.Pros:

Own your own business
Control all aspects
Keep the brunt of the profits
Business can be scaled up

Cons:

Steep learning curve
Must master multiple real estate disciplines
Startup capital required
Heavy time commitment

A Wholesaler negotiates the purchase contract with a property owner and then assigns it to a Re-developer. No purchase capital is requiredPros:

Much easier to get started
Little or no capital needed
Learn only a few aspects of real estate analysis and marketing

Cons:

You’re leaving money on the table
The deal can be rejected
Limited time for performance

A Private Money Lender lends money to Re-developers and usually has no ongoing involvement in the project.Pros:

Keep your day job
Little or no involvement in the process
Much higher returns than conventionally available
Your investment is secured by a mortgage or deed of trust

Cons:

You need to have faith in your borrower
Your borrower needs to have a good track record
No real estate investment is 100% guaranteed; markets can crash

If your ambition is to be a re-developer, we highly recommend that you learn how to wholesale first. As you can see from the table above, little or no capital or experience is needed. Once you master wholesaling you may then choose to open a full-blown re-development business. If you prefer a more passive role, why not ask us about our Private Money Lender program!

You can schedule a one-on-one meeting by contacting us or filling out the form on the right and we’ll reach out to you.

For commonly asked questions about becoming a Private Money Lender, check out our FAQ .

*Disclaimer: Real Estate investing involves risk. All information and materials are for educational purposes only. All parties are advised to consult with their attorneys, accountants and financial advisors before entering into any type of investment.