Let your money work for you.
Private money lending is your opportunity to become the bank. You lend your money to a real estate developer and earn interest annually, which allows you to generate passive income.
We do the hard work on the ground so you can sit back and collect passive income at a rate 10x higher than your bank savings account.
Schedule a consultation to become a Private Money Lender with us.
How does it benefit you?
The annual return on the money you lend is 12% on a 12 month term with a built-in optional 3 month extension.
For Example: If you lend $100,000 you make $12,000 interest per year. We can pay your interest monthly or in a lump sum at the end.
Lender Security: Your equity is secured through a promissory note, and depending on amount, a lien position on one of our properties.
You can receive your interest through monthly checks or in a lump sum at the end. We have a 100% track record working with our private money lenders and over 10 years experience in real estate development.
Hear from our lenders.
FAQ:
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Private money lending is your opportunity to become the bank. You lend your money to a real estate developer and earn 12% interest annually.
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We offer 12% interest annually, which is 10x higher than a bank savings account and 4x higher than a bank CD. For example, if you lend $100,000 in one year you will make $12,000 in interest.
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Your money is secured by a promissory note, and depending on amount, a lien position on one of our properties.
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When you become a PML, you will support building affordable homes for local people and providing jobs in our community. The interest we pay you will go back into our local economy instead of going out of state.
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12% is the interest we pay all day long when we borrow money from large institutional funds for our construction projects.
We are now offering that same interest rate to private money lenders so our community can have that same opportunity to make passive income.
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At the end of the term you will have the option to either 1) withdraw your interest AND your initial loan amount 2) withdraw your interest ONLY and loan your initial amount again 3) loan both your interest AND your initial amount for another year