Sentences with phrase «finance hard assets»

Now that I use debt to finance hard assets like income property, I fell like I have something better to safeguard my family than mutual funds.

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First off, the Hard Assets Alliance is one of many businesses I have started in the finance industry.
Traditional lenders look for high - dollar collateral, like buildings and equipment, to finance a sale, and most buyers don't have the hard assets needed for a loan without putting their personal assets at risk.
«This is an exciting opportunity to bring the voice of the entire Flint community, including its most precious asset — Flint's children — to the School Finance Research Collaborative as we take a long, hard look at how we fund Michigan's...
«This is an exciting opportunity to bring the voice of the entire Flint community, including its most precious asset — Flint's children — to the School Finance Research Collaborative as we take a long, hard look at how we fund Michigan's public schools,» Oliver said.
A hard money loan is a specific type of asset - based financing where a borrower receives funds secured by equity in real estate.
Source Capital's hard money loans are financed through asset - based funding, designed to give you what you need right away.
@DW: Google Finance Portfolio tracker is nice but it is hard to obtain a snapshot of asset allocation.
As a matter a fact, Mr. Sharpe said decumulation is the «nastiest, hardest problem in finance» to tackle which is saying something considering Mr. Sharpe was the mastermind behind the Sharpe Ratio and the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM).
A hard money loan is a common asset - based way to finance — meaning the loan is determined from the value of a property, not your credit.
As a history grad I always wonder how so many people in finance have so much faith in paper money, and usually don't even own a small amount of hard assets «because they don't have a real return».
A hard money loan is a type of asset - based financing option.
A hard money loan is a common type of asset - based financing option where a borrower receives funds secured by equity in real estate.
Two years ago, it would have been hard to envisage a day when a bitcoin company would be acquiring a firm from the world of traditional finance, not least one with 100,000 customers and $ 12 billion of assets in its care.
People worry; «This is a mistake,» «this will hurt my kids forever,» «I didn't try hard enough,» «I'll ruin my finances,» «I'll lose all my assets,» or «I am a failure.»
A hard money loan is a specific type of asset - based financing where a borrower receives funds secured by equity in real estate.
A hard money loan is a specific type of asset - based loan financing through which a borrower receives funds secured by real property.
One thing is certain: a Private Hard Money Loan is going to be easier to qualify for than typical bank financing, and since it's asset - backed (secured by equity in the property), it will also be the most flexible type of debt financing you can find.
A hard money loan is a specific type of asset - based mortgage financing through which a Canadian Real Estate Investors receives money secured by the value of Canadian real estate investment property.
With my background in finance I thought it was time to enter the «flipping game» of HARD assets besides the soft secondary market I was in.
I put my commercial assets in them, but too hard to get that awesome long term financing available to natural persons when you over-sophisticate them.
Private Lending - Paladin Funding, LLC., http://www.paladinfunding.com a division of Paladin Pacific Investments, provides private money for short - term real estate investor funding (hard money, rehab funding, hard equity, for redevelopment, and bridge financing), as well as asset based business lending secured by AR, PO, and inventory.
Flippers traditionally are financed by «hard money,» or short - term loans with double - digit interest rates that are secured by a hard or tangible asset, in this case real estate.
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