How To Finance Fix And Flip

Jerry Norton is the king of flipping and we're talking about how to fund your fix and flip deal because it fixing and flipping can get a little tricky so listen closely.

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[dennisse]

Ok thanks for the clarification. I have a conventional loan at the moment. Will be looking into rehab loan.

[alycamartin]

This video is a game change and it is of great help. I will share my experience with you as I recently got fix and flip loans in Los Angeles from First Nation Finance LLC.

[taniyatsunami]

The real question is.... how do you find them? Lenders ... how do you get a first deal? The real question is HOW do we get the actual fixer upper meaning, we gotta auction talk to the city? ? Pay back taxes owed on property?.

[tiffanydrake]

Do you use the loan to actually purchase the property itself and fix it up, or just fix it up?

[starr]

4:55 what is the list of questions to ask

[mariellelopez]

How is the equity determined?
How is the property value determined?

[jamesandy]

This was a tight video.... You guys did great.

[gretti]

So this is with respect to a fix and flip, but what if you want to fix a multi unit property and then rent the units? What type of loan opportunities are there for rehabbing a rental property?

[christopherv]

Hey kris are you still providing webinars?

[RonM]

So you don’t recommend getting a loan from a bank?

[KPSoundCo]

Can I buy a foreclosure with a conventional loan and sell months later?

[drpgfki]

Did you know, people who use both hands while talking about fact based information are the most likely to be lying.