What is Trust Deed Investing?
Trust deed investing is the act of investing in mortgage loans secured by real estate. As a trust deed investor, you become a lender. The rates yielded by trust deed investments are frequently over 10% as the loans are often made on properties that don't meet bank lending criteria. To compensate for this, loans are made with a lower loan to value. For example, a trust deed investor or private lender may choose to lend up to a maximum of 65% of the value of the collateral property. This would ensure a minimum equity of 35% in the property, to act as safety padding.
How can you maximize your returns?
Have lenders compete for your funds to increase your rate of return. MoolahList.com has over 300 hard money lenders listed and they want to lend your money. Using this resource, you can optimize interest rates, reduce or eliminate stagnation, and maintain or reduce risk levels.
How will my contact information be used?
Your information will not be sold or marketed. Rather, we will send your details to the professional hard money lenders in our database who are interested in networking with private lenders to fund trust deeds they have available. You can pick and choose which lenders you wish to deal with if any at all. This advantage gives you, and not the lender, the power to negotiate rates for your money.
Note that...
This service is provided for free by MoolahList.com, a directory of over 300 hard money lenders. Please be aware that we aren't ourselves lenders.
This contact form is explicitly for trust deed investors who lend their own funds. If you are a hard money lender (a lender who transacts with others' money), please apply for inclusion in our database here.
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