Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Transactional Funding Proves Profitable for Investors


The recent credit crunch and rapid decline in home prices in Las Vegas has created an environment that is once again ripe for successfully flipping properties. I have been acquiring properties at the Trustee Sale in Las Vegas, performing very light rehab, and then immediately flipping them for a modest profit. In many cases, the people buying the houses are investors looking for a turn key property that they can begin renting right away for strong positive cash flow.

I have now completed this process with almost a dozen properties and it has been a win-win-win situation for all parties involved...the third party being the transactional funder. My transactional investors are receiving returns of over 100% annualized on their money!

Here is a recent example:

We purchased a townhome at 9122 Dancing Snow for $62,500. After closing costs, repairs, and costs to sell, we were into the property for $68,651. I was able to sell the property to a happy investor for $74,995. This resulted in a profit from the flip of $6,344. The funder, who had invested $65,000, was repaid in full plus their funding costs of $1,900 in 10 days! This resulted in an annualized return of 108% on the investor’s money!

If you would like to review all the details of this transaction
CLICK HERE.

Here is another example:

We acquired a 3 bedroom/2 bath townhome at 6868 Skypointe for $66,500. The property sold in 7 days for $79,995. This resulted in a profit on the ip of $9,156. The investor put $68,000 into the property and was paid $1,360 for their funding. This represented an annualized return of 104%.

In case you are wondering what kind of investment this made for the investor who purchased the property...once purchased for $79,995, the unit was rented for $975!

If you would like to review all the details of this transaction
CLICK HERE.


If you are interested in transactional funding, please contact Glenn for
more information.

(702) 769-9872
gsplantone@gmail.com

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