Grow Your Money At 12% In A Secured Investment

Bridge Capital Lending, LLC is looking to help you lend your money safely in short-term, high yielding, first mortgage notes to quality real estate investors. They work with experienced real estate investors that need capital to snatch up the very best deals that are out there. Their lenders lend at a very safe 65% or less of the value of the property, yet they are able to get a rate of return far better than other investment alternatives. These mortgages are in first lien position on local real estate you can see and touch. They arrange loans that are win-win scenario’s on obvious deals.

Many people do not have any desire to become a landlord or to manage rehabilitating a property for short term profits. As lucrative as it can be to purchase and sell real estate right now, it is not possible for all investors to spend the time it can require to purchase and manage real estate projects.

As an alternative, you can lend money to experienced real estate investors who are capitalizing on the current market. These real estate investors are buying deeply discounted properties. These investors do not have the time to cut through the red tape associated with bank financing. They are willing to pay 12 -15% to private lenders willing to lend them money on short-term mortgages.

These mortgages are in first lien position at a safe 65% or less of the market value. Real Estate Investors agree to pay the loans off within 12 months which gives them the necessary time to sell the property for a lump sum profit or secure long-term financing. Either way, the investment in the mortgage is returned to you, the lender, who can then lend it out again.

While the money is lent out, the lender receives an attractive monthly interest payment. Bridge Capital Lending can even manage the collection of the payments on your behalf. For a consultation on how you can use equity based lending to enhance your investment and retirement funds call today.  There are opportunities starting as little as $30,000 and it is possible to use monies currently residing in qualified retirement accounts.