Investing in Real Estate and Getting a Fort Lauderdale Private Loan

Ayorinde Toby
3 min readJan 12, 2022
Estate Building

Real estate investments are a timeless investment option, but securing the investment is a fast-paced transaction. Without the capital to finance an investment, you may lose that opportunity, especially in a buzzing real estate market like Fort Lauderdale.

While that may seem like a limitation, you can actually realize all your real estate investment goals. You don’t have to have all the money in the bank when you have resources that can help you finance your investment. A private loan is one such resource.

So how can you invest in real estate with no money in the bank? Well, you have to be credit-worthy and then you can get a private loan.

What is a Private Loan?

Private funding loans, commonly known as ‘private loans,’ are funds that are financed by individuals, groups, and organizations, who are private lenders.

Private loans are alternative funding options to traditional loans because they have a less rigid process of application and their requirements are not as limiting as traditional financial institutions.

How do I get a Private Loan?

Private loans are issued to any individual or company with the credibility and capacity to repay the loan. You can secure private lending from your friends, families, or a private lending institution like Ascher Capital Funding. The process of securing a private loan depends on the lender and their specific requirements but the general requirements to qualify for a private loan are;

  1. Credit Score

Your credit score is the first assessment before a lender can give you a private loan. If the lender is your family, friend, or member of your social circle, you may be given the loan without an equivalent credit score, but if the private lender is an institution, you need to prove your credibility and financial capacity to pay back the loan. If your credit score isn’t good enough, there are specific details in the conditions and sanctions to fulfill the lender’s right if the repayment isn’t completed at the due date.

  1. Collateral

Most private lenders do not require collateral but, if your credit score cannot secure the loan, you may be requested to present additional collateral. That way, if your credit doesn’t check out, which means that the loan isn’t paid back as stipulated, the lender may get ownership of the collateral. Additional requested collaterals are usually of close or exact value to the loan amount plus total calculated interest.

  1. Pricing Strategies

Private lenders offer loans at interest rates that are similar to their competition, and if the rate you are negotiating doesn’t cut it, you may not get the loan. At the same time, you have to be sure that the interest rate is something you can afford based on your financial capacity.

Private loans can be used to finance new real estate purchases or refinance a mortgaged property. Whatever the purpose may be, we have you covered at Ascher Capital Funding. We offer the best interest rates with Fort Lauderdale Private Loans to help you secure premium real estate investment opportunities.

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