THE NEW AVENUE FOR FINANCING REAL ESTATE ASSETS – LEARN ABOUT ASSETAVENUE TIM HOUGHTEN
THE BACKGROUND - About AssetAvenue
The Rehab Loan
AssetAvenue is an online nationwide direct lender,
AssetAvenue’s flagship loan product is their rehab
offering real estate investor loans on rehab and
loan. Some unique features of the fix-and-flip loan
rental properties in 44 states. They use technology
product is lower rates than hard money lenders, no
to improve the way entrepreneurs borrow money
junk fees, free quotes without doing a credit check,
for real estate investment properties.
and 10-day funding.
In addition, they partner with institutional capital
Customers like Scott Moore with BBS Development
providers that allows them to offer competitive
have high praise for AssetAvenue’s rehab loan, “I
rates and friendly loan terms.
wouldn’t have been able to close and be awarded
Their innovative
online platform and propriety data models enables
the property without AssetAvenue.”
them to deliver new benchmarks for speed,
transparency and flexibility to borrowers and
brokers; traditional banks and hard money lenders
The 30-Year Residential - Fixed Rate Rental
simply can’t compete.
Loan
Their differentiator is providing borrowers with
Many income property investors haven’t been
financing solutions that are completely transparent,
finding the love they expected when shopping for
top-notch customer service, and instant online
deals and investment property loans.
quotes. They pride themselves in providing real
lenders and turnkey property promoters have tried,
estate investors with simple, quick and reliable
but just haven’t been able to create a product that
online lending.
fits well. AssetAvenue is a mortgage lender
Some
specifically created to fund investors.
Jacqueline Thomas tells us that the
30-year fixed has been in high
demand.
“It just makes sense,”
she says, adding: “Our real estate
investors asked for a product that
would
expand
their
investment
portfolio and we delivered.
The
new loan product is to finance the
purchase
of
rental
properties,
including single-family homes, two
to four multi-tenant units, condos,
and townhouses.”