Hello, I'm a Real Estate Private Lender, I fund to close deals, fund Fix and Flips, Mortgage loans, Real Estate investment Capital, constructions, Individual loans etc. I give out loans ranging from the minimum amount of 20k to a maximum amount of $10M and my interest rate is 6-12%. Kindly dm or shoot me an email russbergee@gmail.com if you're in anyway interested in getting funded ASAP. Private Money | Hard Money | Commercial Real Estate Loans | Business loans | Personal Loans all available.

Here's a powerful organisational move. Before you get lost in the details of a property, force yourself to summarise the entire deal on a single page. Include the address, purchase price, estimated rent, all monthly costs, your deposit, mortgage details, and your calculated net yield. Seeing everything in one place makes it incredibly easy to spot weaknesses and compare different opportunities quickly. What's the one piece of information that always makes it to the top of your own deal summary?

Here's a story about an investor we'll call Jack. In late 2023, everyone was saying the same thing: "Wait, this is a terrible time to buy." Interest rates were high, and the news was full of warnings. The logical move seemed to be staying on the sidelines. But Jack noticed something interesting: because so many people were waiting, there was very little competition. He found a motivated seller who needed a fast sale due to a job relocation. After careful negotiation, he secured a two-bedroom apartment at a genuine below-market value. The first year required patience. The property's value didn't jump overnight. But he'd bought it right from the start, so the rental yield was strong from day one. Now, two years later, that same property has grown 8% in value, and he's increased the rent twice to match the market. What looked like the worst time to buy became his most profitable decision simply because he acted when others were too afraid. This makes you think that sometimes the biggest risk is not taking one at all. Has anyone else seen an opportunity where everyone else only saw a problem?

Time for some real talk. Many first-time investors get stuck trying to find the "perfect" property. The hard truth is, it doesn't exist. Waiting for perfection can mean missing out on great opportunities for years. The goal isn't perfection; it's a solid investment that meets your core criteria. You learn more from one good investment than from years of searching for a flawless one. Progress over perfection. Did you wait too long for the "perfect" deal, or did you jump in? What did you learn?

I’m PML looking for real estate projects to finance up to 90% & I can also do 2nd position , personal, construction and business loans at a 6-12% rate. Dm or shoot me an email russbergee@gmail.com if you’re interested