Glossary

In hard money lending, collateral alone doesn’t always satisfy a lender’s risk threshold. That’s where a guarantor comes...

In hard money lending, you don’t typically receive the full loan amount in one lump sum, especially when part of that lo...

In real estate investing, protecting assets is just as important as growing them. That’s where the Single Purpose Entity...

Loan-to-Cost, or LTC, is one of the most critical ratios in real estate project financing, especially in hard money lend...

As-Is Value refers to the fair market value of a property in its current, unimproved condition. It answers the question:...

When you’re working a deal, whether it’s a fix and flip, new build, or a bridge loan, few metrics shape your financing o...

Asset-based lending is a form of real estate financing where the decision to lend is based primarily on the value of the...

An appraisal is a professional, third-party assessment of a property's fair market value. In the context of real estate ...

An assignment of contract allows a buyer under an active real estate purchase agreement to transfer their contractual ri...

After Repair Value (ARV) refers to the estimated value of a property after all planned renovations and improvements have...