Hello, I hope this message finds you well. As a private lender, we offer 100% financing for purchase and rehab costs on various property types, including commercial, residential, multifamily, and fix-and-flip projects (1-4 units). Our loan terms include a fixed 7% interest rate with 30-year amortization. Our Fix-to-Flip loan is designed for experienced flippers and verifiable income. A unique benefit of this product is that it allows borrowers to finance 100% of the purchase price and rehab costs, minimizing the need for out-of-pocket expenses. We offer a soft credit check and fast closing, typically within 4 days. If you have a current deal that requires funding, I'd be happy to discuss further details and explore potential opportunities. Please feel free to reach out, and we can proceed with discussing your specific needs

We're offering 100 % Financing for various needs, including Fix & Flip/Rehab, Buy & Hold Properties e.t.c at 7 % interest rate. Email me at [email protected]

We're offering 100 % Financing for various needs, including Fix & Flip/Rehab, Buy & Hold Properties e.t.c at 7 % interest rate. Email me at [email protected]

We're offering 100 % Financing for various needs, including Fix & Flip/Rehab, Buy & Hold Properties e.t.c at 7 % interest rate. Email me at [email protected]

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