What makes Liquid Lending Solutions unique as a hard money lender?

Liquid Lending Solutions directly underwrites deals in markets we know inside and out, using founder funds or private investor capital. We close loans without third-party intermediaries. When you call us, you speak directly to the decision-makers. We've completed 525+ loans and deployed $100M+ in capital.

What types of properties does Liquid Lending Solutions lend on?

We lend on single family residential (SFR), duplexes, triplexes, quads, multi-family, self-storage, warehouse, office space, strip malls, and other commercial properties. We do not lend on a borrower's primary residence or homestead.

How much will Liquid Lending Solutions loan for a fix and flip?

For fix and flip loans, Liquid Lending Solutions funds up to 100% of the purchase price plus 100% of rehab costs, up to 70% of the After Repair Value (ARV). Loan terms are 6 months starting at 13% annual interest with a 2% origination fee.

How fast can I get approved for a hard money loan?

With our streamlined process, you can get approved within 72 hours. Once approved, funds are typically available within days. We serve Kansas City, Omaha, and surrounding Midwest markets.

What are the investment returns with Liquid Lending Solutions?

Investors in Liquid Lending Fund earn 8–10% annualized returns paid monthly. Returns are 8% for investments of $50,000–$249,999, 9% for $250,000–$499,999, and 10% for $500,000 and above. The fund has paid out over $5 million in distributions to investors with 0 missed investor payments.

What markets does Liquid Lending Solutions serve?

Liquid Lending Solutions serves Kansas City MO, Kansas City KS, Omaha NE, Ashland NE, Elkhorn NE, Lee's Summit MO, and Overland Park KS.

Does Liquid Lending Solutions offer transactional funding for wholesalers?

Yes. Liquid Lending Solutions offers transactional funding for real estate wholesalers with no money down and a 2% fee (minimum $2,000). This is ideal for same-day A-to-B wholesale transactions. Requirements include two purchase agreements, title company information, entity docs, and a driver's license.

Does Liquid Lending Solutions accept cross collateral?

Yes, Liquid Lending Solutions accepts cross collateral.

Who founded Liquid Lending Solutions?

Liquid Lending Solutions was co-founded by Owen Dashner (17+ years real estate experience, 300+ rental units), Chris Pomerleau (3,000+ apartments, $300M AUM, Army veteran, Creighton Law JD), Brandon Tauber (Chicago Board of Trade trader, Indiana University Kelley School of Business), and Collin Schwartz ($300M AUM, 3,000+ units, creator of Nebraska's largest real estate meetup with 3,300+ members).

How do I partner with Liquid Lending Solutions as a broker?

Liquid Lending Solutions partners with select real estate brokers to offer fast, flexible financing designed by investors for investors. Broker partners can expand their service offerings, close deals faster, and boost client satisfaction. Contact us at info@liquidlendingsolutions.com or call (402) 819-9078 to get started.

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