Creative Financing Lab Series Ep 1 The Future Of Creative Financing - Brought to you by Real Estate Investing Mastery
You\u2019re going to recognize the Creative Financing Giants I have with me on this new series that we\u2019re calling Creative Financing Lab. Pace Morby and Matt Theriault are amazing at what they do, and we\u2019re thrilled to bring you our best ideas about all things creative financing, including subject-to financing, lease options, and owner financing.
If you\u2019re watching a recording of this series, great! But if you\u2019re watching this live, that could be your chance to meet and partner with other investors. The Facebook and YouTube comment sections of our live podcasts are going to be a networking goldmine to find investors across the country. So put this on your calendar and make our live broadcasts a priority!
In our first episode, we talk about the potential death of subject-to. Banks always have the option to call due a loan, but they only seem to exercise that right when a red flag goes up on a loan. Crazy low interest loans right now may mean that in a few years when interest rates rise that banks are going to pay more attention to getting cut out of those rising interest rates. Matt gives us a little background on the history of subject-to loans, and Pace, who has over 100 subject-to properties, talks strategies.
Stay tuned for more high-level discussions about wholesaling lease options, assignment lease options, and all of the other creative financing options that are out there. Get ready to take notes, network with others, and learn new real estate financing strategies.
What's Inside:
\u2014The insurance issue that\u2019s going to force the bank to get involved in your subject-to.
\u2014The historically low interest rate on homes could have a negative effect on subject-to properties going forward.
\u2014How Pace has worked around insurance problems with banks and subject-to properties.
\u2014Are small margins worth it on subject-to loans? Maybe, says Pace.
\u2014If you buy on a lease option instead of a subject-to, you don\u2019t have the option to use depreciation.