Passive income through private money lending in real estate | How to save an AirBnB failure – with Derek Dombeck

Podcast and YouTube Streams: Passive Income through Private Lending

Derek Dombeck went from construction worker to owning a private lending business, and now mentors hundreds of others who aspire to become private lenders while avoiding common mistakes.

As we enter an economic landscape where people start to have doubts about their fix and flips, BRRRR method investments, and short-term rentals, and as people are looking for new places to raise money and make money… There’s no better time to hear this conversation between Chad Corbett and Derek Dombeck.

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You can also access the full episode 97 transcript here

How did you become a private money lender?

If you’re looking to become a private money lender, there are a few things you’ll need to do. First, you’ll need to find potential borrowers who are in need of funding. You can find these borrowers by searching online, reaching out to your sphere of influence, or by contacting local businesses directly. Once you’ve found potential borrowers, you’ll need to determine how much money you’re willing to lend them and what interest rate you’ll charge. You’ll also need to create loan agreements that outline the terms of your loans. Once you’ve established yourself as a private money lender, you can start loaning money to borrowers and earning a return on your investment.

How to find private lenders near you (Private Lender Scripts)

If you’re looking for private lenders, the best place to start is by asking your local financial institution. They may be able to refer you to a few private lenders in your area. You can also check online directories such as the American Association of Private Lenders. These directories list private lenders by state and city.

Once you’ve compiled a list of potential private lenders, you’ll need to do your homework to find the best fit. Start by reading reviews and testimonials from previous borrowers. This will give you a good idea of the lender’s reputation. You should also compare interest rates and terms to find the best deal.

Here’s a quick list of places to find private money lenders.

• American Association of Private Lenders
• Banks
• Credit unions
• Family and friends
• Previous clients
• P2P lending platforms
• Social media
• Word of mouth
• Crowdfunding platforms

How to raise money from dead real estate leads (Real Estate Prospecting)

If you’re like most real estate investors, you know that generating leads is essential to your success. But what do you do when all of your leads seem to be dead ends?

One option is to try raising money from dead real estate leads. This can be a great way to get the funding you need to pursue new opportunities, as well as to keep your business afloat during tough times.

How to lend private money for profit with mortgage notes and small balance loans (P2P Lending)

As a real estate investor, you’re always looking for ways to increase your profits. One way to do this is by lending private money for profit.

There are a number of ways to lend private money, but two of the most popular options are through mortgage notes and small balance loans.

Mortgage notes are created when a borrower takes out a loan to purchase a property. The lender then sells the note to an investor.

Small balance loans are typically made by private lenders to borrowers who are unable to qualify for traditional financing. These loans are often used to finance fix-and-flip projects.

Lending private money can be a great way to earn a higher return on your investment. However, it’s important to understand the risks involved before you get started.

Alternative places to find private money lenders as banks tighten (Private Money Script)

If you’re a real estate investor, then you know that private money lenders are an essential part of your business. Without them, it would be much harder to get the funding you need to pursue new opportunities.

Unfortunately, banks have been tightening their lending standards in recent years, making it harder for real estate investors to get the financing they need.

Fortunately, there are a number of alternative places to find private money lenders. Here are a few of the most popular options:

1. High-net-worth individuals.

There are a number of high-net-worth individuals who are looking to invest their money in real estate. These individuals typically have a lot of money to invest and are more likely to be willing to take on a higher-risk investment.

2. Probate and inheritance leads.

When someone dies, their assets are typically distributed through probate court. This process can take months or even years to complete. However, during this time, the deceased person’s heirs may be interested in selling their inherited property.

3. Private equity firms.

Private equity firms are investment firms that raise money from a number of sources, including high-net-worth individuals, pension funds, and insurance companies. These firms typically invest in a variety of businesses, including real estate.

If you’re having trouble finding private money lenders, then consider exploring one of these alternative options. With a little bit of effort, you should be able to find the funding you need to pursue your investments.

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How to save failing BRRRRs and AirBNBs and get 3x market rate (Investing Padsplit)

BRRRRs and AirBNBs can be great sources of income. But what happens when they start to fail?

The good news is that there are still ways to save them. One way is to invest in Padsplit, which is a platform that helps investors manage their rental properties.

Another way to save failing BRRRRs and AirBNBs is to invest in residential assisted living facilities. These are like small nursing homes that provide care for seniors. They’re a growing trend, and they can be very profitable.

Both of these options can help you get rent at a 3x market rate or more.

Tips for new real estate wholesalers in 2023 (Real Estate Wholesaling)

Wholesaling is a great way to raise capital without buying or selling real estate on paper. Don’t be intimidated by falling prices and a changing housing market. There are still many places to find good deals and capable end-buyers; the key is understanding where to find motivated sellers in a declining housing market, and what target end-use can create enough spread for a deal.

Connect with Derek Dombeck

If you’re interested in passive income through private lending, or turning failed AirBNBs into successful investments, don’t be discouraged by the current state of the housing market. While prices are falling, there are still deals, buyers, and capital to be found. You just need to know where to look.

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