Koa River Capital, LLC

The market is tightening, creating more obstacles to getting real estate financing. Fortunately, we use a broker model meaning we can be creative while having many options from our sources, regardless of what you Think you can and can't do. If you have been thinking about using the equity in your real estate portfolio to grow it larger or you want to acquire but are running into bumps, now may be the time to get a game plan. We are happy to offer it you complimentary. Pick a time that is convenient for you www.calendly.com/jayrobins

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A Spiritual Approach To Real Estate Financing? A spiritual approach to real estate financing focuses on aligning financial decisions with personal values, ethical considerations, and a sense of purpose. This approach seeks to create harmony between financial goals and a higher sense of well-being, mindfulness, and service to the community. Here are some key aspects of a spiritual approach to real estate financing: 1. Ethical Investing: Prioritizing properties and projects that have a positive impact on the environment, communities, and society. This may include investing in sustainable developments, affordable housing, or properties that support local economies. 2. Mindful Decision-Making: Taking the time to reflect on and assess the long-term impact of financial decisions, including how they align with your values and goals. Practicing patience and consideration in all aspects of the financing process. 3. Transparency and Honesty: Upholding high standards of transparency and honesty in all transactions, including clear communication with clients, partners, and stakeholders. This fosters trust and builds strong relationships. 4. Community Building: Supporting projects that strengthen local communities and contribute to their well-being. This could involve investing in community centers, parks, or other shared spaces. 5. Purpose-Driven: Aligning real estate financing with a higher purpose, such as contributing to charitable causes or supporting projects that promote social justice, diversity, and inclusion. 6. Balanced Wealth: Acknowledging the interconnectedness of financial success and overall well-being. This may involve balancing personal wealth accumulation with giving back to the community and supporting causes that resonate with your values. 7. Gratitude and Abundance: Approaching real estate financing with a mindset of gratitude and abundance, which can help foster positive relationships and open up new opportunities. By integrating these spiritual principles into real estate financing, individuals and businesses can create meaningful and impactful financial strategies that benefit both themselves and the larger community. If you would like to schedule a 1 on 1 call, please reach out 954-612-8192 - Jay

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Real Estate Investors - The difference between a Bridge Loan / Hard Money and DSCR - The DSCR is a loan based on mainly existing or potential rental income. LTV and credit play a role in terms but this product usually has a lower rate than Bridge and can last for up to 30 years. Bridge loans (or Hard Money) typically have less stringent credit requirements, with a focus on LTV or LTC, and exit strategy. Bridge loans typically have lower or no DSCR requirements. If you need short-term financing with more flexibility, a bridge loan is typically the best loan option but higher rates and usually needs to be paid in 1-3 years even though it is interest only which gives you a lower payment. These loans apply toward residential investment and commercial real estate. To learn more, call us today 954-612-8192

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