Exclusive to High Volume Wholesalers and Flippers.
Higher EMD showcases How Serious you to Sellers.
Keep your operating capital use our Funds.
Exclusive to High Volume Wholesalers and Flippers.
Higher EMD showcases How Serious
you to Sellers.
Keep your operating capital use our Funds.
Deposit straight to ESCROW.
Multiple deal pipeline.
No credit checks.
Boost your credibility.
Zero money out of pocket!
Our transaction coordinators will execute the documents.
Original loan & fees paid at Closing.
Fees are based on amount ,duration & simplicity of the deal .
Deposit to ESCROW.
No credit checks.
We will transact the paperwork.
Original Loan Paid Back at closing.
Outbid your competition by increasing your EMD
Required up front to 15% of EMD (Non Refundable)
All fees are structured either at closing or up from depending on the plan you select and each deal is based on a case by case basis. As a relationship lender , we will evaluate risk, duration,and simplicity of the EMD Loan.
Absolutely no experience necessary .We will provide the docs and transaction support . EMD loan is great way to start your lendingtrack record , however we strongly recommend you join our member list to expedite you personal data information (link)
15 to 30 days unless pre negotiated in our agreement we will work with borrowers on a case by case basis .
No, the loan is secured by escrow and it’s lending documents.
Earnest money is a small deposit a buyer pays to show they’re serious about purchasing a property. It’s applied to the down payment or closing costs if the deal goes through. Typically larger deposits trump other competition on the same deal .
Earnest money is usually due shortly after the purchase agreement is signed—often within 1–3 days.
At closing, earnest money is applied toward the purchase, buyer’s down payment or closing costs
After closing, earnest money is credited to the buyer—it becomes part of the down payment or covers closing costs.
Earnest money is a good-faith deposit the buyer makes when signing a purchase contract. It’s held in escrow and applied to the down payment or closing costs at closing. If the deal falls through for valid reasons (like financing or inspection contingencies), it’s usually refunded.
Earnest money is important because it shows the buyer’s commitment, gives the seller confidence the deal is serious, and protects both parties by holding funds in escrow until closing.
Yes, earnest money can be refunded if the buyer cancels within the agreed contingencies, like inspection or financing. If the buyer backs out without a valid reason, the seller may keep it.