Real estate investors will typically use a short-term or hard money loan to acquire and renovate properties to flip or rent. This type of loan offers quick access to capital and a speedy close, but typically must be paid off within six to nine months. Borrowers flipping the property will pay the short term note… Read More »
Longhorn Investments Continues Vendor Relationship with Lifestyles Unlimited
Direct hard money lender, Longhorn III Investments, LLC, announced today that it will continue its vendor relationship with all three Lifestyles Unlimited locations throughout Texas for 2014. Lifestyles Unlimited is the premier education and mentoring group for real estate investing since 1990. Dallas, TX (PRWEB) February 27, 2014 Lifestyles Unlimited and Longhorn Investments have had… Read More »
Growing Cities Throughout Texas Entice Longhorn Investments to Expand Their Hard Money Loan Product
Longhorn III Investments, LLC, a leading source of hard money loans for serious real estate investors in Texas and Missouri has expanded their product offering in certain smaller cities like Corpus Christi, TX. Corpus Christi hard money loans are being handled out of the San Antonio office of Longhorn Investments. Longhorn III Investments has seen… Read More »
Longhorn Investments and MyREIAdvisor.com Create a FREE Online Hard Money Loan Presentation for Real Estate Investors
Longhorn III Investments, LLC, a leading source of hard money loans for serious real estate investors in Texas and Missouri has partnered with Selina Stoller of MyREIAdvisor.com to create and record a presentation called, “Hard Money Made Easy”. This presentation should be a reference to all real estate investors who are looking for Texas hard… Read More »
My REI Advisor TeleClass with Michael Hoffman – Hard Money Made Easy with Longhorn Investments
Hard Money Loans Made Easy: (Click Here to Listen to Full Hour Long Interview) Learn the benefits of leveraging your rehab costs with your lending partner So I am thinking about buying an real estate investment (single family or multifamily) and it is going to need rehab. What is the best way to finance this project… Read More »