EMCAP Hard Money Lending for Real Estate Investments Blog
Hottest Fix and Flip Markets in Florida
The state of Florida is a hot market for real estate investors in the fix and flip business. Here are the best markets in early 2022
What is Passive Income Through Real Estate Investing (2022)?
How to make passive income in 2022 Real estate investing is one of the most popular ways to enjoy a passive income stream. This is how you can do it.
The Hottest Fix and Flip Markets in New England
New England is a great region for real estate investment. Look at these top #7 hot fix and flip markets in the New England area,
EMCAP Lending Welcomes Nick Mollo as Senior Loan Officer
Emcap Lending welcomes Nick Mollo as a Senior Loan Officer
Hard Money Loans – Be Careful About What Lender You Borrow From
While there are some evident drawbacks to hard money loans like high interest rates, there is another inherent risk in borrowing cash in this way, the possibility of working with an inadequate lender…
Asset Based Loans vs. Hard Money Loans
A common point of contention in the realm of real estate lending is the difference between hard money versus asset-based lending.
Myth Busting Asset Based Lending
Unlike older ABLs that were risky and had high interest rates – today’s lenders offer well-collateralized loans for real estate investment transactions at competitive prices.
$500.00 Loan Broker Bonus
$500 bonus paid to our loan broker partners for all closed loans referred between now and 1/1/2022. All qualifying referred loans between now will receive a $500 bonus paid at the time of loan closing.
Loan Broker Opportunities with EMCAP Lending
EMCAP Lending is a private, non-bank lending institution which values connection and equity in every deal which we fund. While many private lenders form partnerships with brokers, our broker partners are treated with special care.
Key Differences Between Private Money and Hard Money Lending
While you probably already know how strenuous traditional financing can be to secure, let’s take a look at the differences between two alternative financing options: private loans and hard money.