Commercial Real Estate is Evolving
Lending is the new Buying
What The Ira Group Does
The Ira Group brokers loan participation in bridge loans.
Benefits of Lending
The Participation Process
Education
How Can I Break Into This Space With No Money?
What Type of Loans Does The Ira Group Deal With, and What Are The Returns?
Who Pays The Ira Group?
Who Is Responsible For The Loan, and Who Are The Loan Participants Dealing With?
How Much Can I Really Make?
I’m A Good Salesperson, But What Type of Person Is This Not For?
How Do I Grow My Network?
I’m Ready To Get Started…What Is My First Step?
I’m Confused…What Is The Difference Between a Loan Syndicator, Participant, and ILC?
Why Are Lenders Interested In Dealing With Multiple Participants?
FAQ
For Loan Participants
Q. Will The Ira Group look at the deals and make sure that they are legitimate?
The Ira Group will look at every loan coming in and Ira himself will be personally overseeing every loan.
Q. Do I need to be an accredited investor to participate in a bridge loan?
Legally, we can only allow accredited investors to participate in bridge loans, as there are securities laws that restrict taking money form non-accredited investors.
Q. How long will my money be tied up for?
Bridge loans, on average, range from 12 to 18 months from start to finish.
Q. What kind of returns can I expect on my money when I participate in a bridge loan?
Participants that put their money in the 0-50% LTV piece can expect returns in the range of 5-6%, with those returns rising if they choose to participate in the 0-56% LTV piece.
Q. How much money do I need to participate in any one bridge loan?
The minimum amount that the Ira Group will put into any given A-piece for a participant is $5,000, with no maximum amount.
Q. Does the Ira Group make loans?
No, we just broker bridge loan participations for those looking to participate in either the 0-50% LTV piece, or the slightly riskier 0-56% LTV piece.