Guide to Private Lending for Commercial Real Estate Investors
Securing the financing needed to purchase properties for business purposes or make improvements can be challenging. That’s where private lenders like Enact Partners add value.
What Borrowers Need to Know About Various Economic Factors and Their Effects on Real Estate and Lending
Whether or not the United States is in a recession seems up for debate, depending on who you talk to and whose numbers you use. What’s not up for debate is that borrowers and lenders of all stripes and types are watching with growing interest how various economic factors are affecting real estate, lending, inflation, …
Positive Impacts: Doing Well While Doing Good
The point of investing is to earn a return, but when your investments are used to help people, the rewards go beyond financial. We recently had the opportunity to assist someone who was going through a hard time. Our borrower, we’ll call her Kathy, is a woman whose mother had been in poor health for …
Revolving Construction Loans: Rolling Out a New Product
Enact Partners recently unveiled a brand-new product for residential subdivision construction projects: revolving construction loans. Normally, loans for large subdivisions are split into phases. The Fund’s recent 63-unit Merced project is a good example. We funded six separate loans to finance construction of about 10 homes each. The builder constructed 10 spec homes at a …
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Self-Directed IRAs: Know the Difference
One option for investing with Enact Partners is through a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA). When most people hear the term Self-Directed IRA, they think of a Charles Schwab account where individual investors can go online and trade stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and exchange-traded funds with the click of a mouse. A Self-Directed IRA is a type …
Higher Return with Lower Risk: Why Investing in Debt Beats REITs
Conventional real estate wisdom states that the lender (debt) has a low risk and receives a low return, while the investor (equity) has a higher risk and therefore receives a higher return, or at least the chance to make a higher return. But when it comes to passive investing, that is not always the case. …
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