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California foreclosures are rising steadily as part of a nationwide trend.
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Properties with building or municipal code violations often present attractive opportunities for experienced flippers.
Overcapitalizing is one of the easiest mistakes flippers, developers and property investors can make.
Non-judicial foreclosure is a process that allows a lender to foreclose on real estate secured by a loan without first filing a lawsuit and obtaining a court order.
More and more homebuyers are prepared to pay move-in ready premiums in California.
Experienced flippers always analyze and underwrite the worst-case scenario of every potential deal.
Most property flippers buy a property with the intention of renovating and selling but sometimes the decision to refinance and hold may be a better strategy.
California’s insurance crisis has changed the way property investors think and act.
Many investors focus too much on loan approval amounts but overlook one of the most important indicators of project success – working capital.
FIX AND FLIP
Loan Amount
$895,000
Loan Type
Purchase
Location
Orinda, CA
Approx. Value Increase
$474,000*
$280,000
Victorville, CA
$125,000
CONSTRUCTION
$460,000
Construction Loan
Yucaipa, CA
FIX AND HOLD
$570,000
Fix And Hold
Oakland
$486,550
$350,000
$449,000
$420,000
San Luis Obispo
$230,000
$475,000
Purchase loan
San Jose, CA
$339,000
$490,000
Refinance loan
Carmichael, CA
$442,000
