333: High-Yield Cash Flow through Private Lending with Dani Lynn Robison

If you hold a savings account, you’re a lender. You lent money to the bank and they pay you under 1%.

You can lend for real estate, get a 6-12% cash yield with low hassle, and hold real estate as collateral.

This is some of the most passive, hassle-free income in all of real estate.

Learn more at: www.getricheducation.com/lending

Typically, a real estate company seeks to: buy a distressed home for $50K, pay another $20K to rehab it, then sell it for a profit. That $70K is what they seek private lenders for.

This means that the real estate company can provide the distressed seller with a quick, all-cash closing. (Remember, these properties can’t be financed with banks.)

Loan duration is often twelve months.

Dani Lynn Robison of Springboro, Ohio-based Freedom Real Estate Group tells us how Private Money Lending works.

Everyday investors like you can fund this with cash, retirement accounts and HELOCs.