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Academy for Private Lending
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🚨 Private Lending Opportunity – Hampton, VA 🚨
We currently have a private lending opportunity available in Hampton VA for a real estate investment project. 💰 Loan Amount: $40,000 📆 Term: 6 Months 📈 Return: 10% APR Return at Payoff 🏠 Asset-Backed Investment 📍 Property Located in Hampton, VA This opportunity is designed for lenders looking for short-term capital placement backed by real estate. Great fit for investors seeking predictable returns without the day-to-day involvement of managing a project. If you’re interested in learning more about the deal structure, collateral position, exit strategy, and timeline, drop a comment below or send a DM.
0 likes • 20h
@Shawn Bowen yes I’m interested in learning more about this. Interested in learning the structure, also interested in knowing who pays for the wire transfer fees? Is this a scenario? Are you really looking for the money?
0 likes • 20h
I’m sure by now you have what you need for this one.
Jan 7 •
Let’s talk about if it’s a deal/ no deal to be the leader on
Let’s go through this from the number standpoint to show LTV, room for Rehab, would this be considered a safe loan?
1 like • Jan 7
$375k at 70% is $262,500 only leaves $7,500 for rehab. - Not a “safe” loan in my opinion. It probably has $35-50k in rehab but would need more info and pics to see.
Dec '25 •
What’s the difference for Private lending vs Hard Money lending
In this Q&A, we go over the details of what’s the numbers that need to be hit in order to protect the principal loan
0 likes • Dec '25
To your question at the end of the view with an ARV of $300k All in $210k and a purchase price (pp) of $160k
Dec '25 •
Welcome to the Community and lets get started
Please take a second to introduce yourself to the community and whats a starting question for you ?
0 likes • Dec '25
Hey! Steven here, I’m excited to start learn some of the lending side. As I’m taking a little time to get this app and look over things. I do have a question. If you were starting over today with limited capital, what would be the first lending deal you’d pursue—and why?
0 likes • Dec '25
I agree. Safety should always be #1, especially with other people’s money. Right now I’d be less focused on pushing yield and more on protecting capital, so something in the 8–10% range with conservative LTV and strong collateral feels right to me.
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@steven-ruhe-4802
I like win-win situations. I’ve done a few flips, a few buy and hold, and a small amount of lending. I’m excited to learn more from this group.
Active 20h ago
Joined Dec 19, 2025