Trust deed investing can be very risky, but what could possibly go wrong?

Trust deed investing has its benefits, but often many people have to face the downsides, as well. The rates could go up unexpectedly or there could be a mistake made on the documents that the borrower and lender have drawn up may have made an error. This can cause a mountain of issues that will need to be taken care of.

Variables are things that you should always think about when you are investing in commercial real estate. There is a myriad of things that could go wrong when you are dealing with commercial real estate. Things could go extremely well for a period of time, but what happens when your business plan fails? What happens when the dice roll a different way? The real question is what should you look out for when you are investing.

Trust deed investing is not fool proof. As an entrepreneur, you should make backup plans for your backup plans. Details, especially in trust deed investing, are the single most important things to any deal. One of the most common mishaps that cause trust deeds to fail is a missed number, name or small detail. For example, say you find a property that you estimated a certain value.

Now say the property value is not as high as you thought. The margin of safety could potentially be insufficient to cover the entirety of the expenses that may incur. We all know when it comes to real estate changes in property can happen at any moment. Now add in a random godly act, such as a tropical storm or flood, you may not be able to cover the needed repairs. This could end up leaving you in the hole of debt.

Do I still have to worry property value when it comes to trust deed investing?

Sadly yes, as stated before there could be something that could happen out of nowhere. Once this happens the borrower has to take the first loss on the investment. They are still required to pay back all the loan amount. If the borrower is unable to pay the loan back then foreclosure usually follows soon after. It is in the investor’s best interest to sell the property at a price that is less than the value of the loan, as well.

This will not always ensure that you will get your money back in full, but there is a strong chance that you will be able to get some form of payment for the investment. Make sure that the property value is sufficient to support the margin of safety.

Can bankruptcy affect trust deed investing?

Once again yes, bankruptcy can affect your trust deed investment. This will cause a few hiccups in the when you are trying to move ahead with foreclosing. In general, a foreclosure usually takes a couple of months to settle. When bankruptcy is involved an additional number of months to an already long process. Bankruptcy judges are also allowed to change certain things documents related to the trust deed. The interest, for example, can be changed to alleviate some of the circumstances the borrower is facing.

Dennis Dahlberg Broker/RI/CEO/MLO
Level 4 Funding LLC
Arizona Tel:  (623) 582-4444
Texas Tel:      (512) 516-1177
Dennis@level4funding.com
http://www.Level4Funding.com
NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
22601 N 19th Ave Suite 112 | Phoenix | AZ | 85027
111 Congress Ave |Austin | Texas | 78701

About the author: Dennis has been working in the real estate industry in some capacity for the last 40 years. He purchased his first property when he was just 18 years old. He quickly learned about the amazing investment opportunities provided by trust deed investing and hard money loans. His desire to help others make money in real estate investing led him to specialize in alternative funding for real estate investors who may have trouble getting a traditional bank loan. Dennis is passionate about alternative funding sources and sharing his knowledge with others to help make their dreams come true.

Dennis has been married to his wonderful wife for 42 years. They have 2 beautiful daughters 5 amazing grandchildren. Dennis has been an Arizona resident for the past 40 years.

Pitfalls of Trust Deed Investing and How to Risk Less

Many homeowners think the only people involved in their mortgage are them and the bank. However, this is not usually the case as most loans also have a trustee who has engaged in the process of trust deed investing as a way to build an investment portfolio.

Trust deed investing is generally considered a relatively safe investment because it is backed by real property than can be used as collateral in the event of default. However, like any investment there are risks. Namely, deeds of trust are not insured by the FDIC so there is not guarantee that you will get your money back. Also, if the borrower declares bankruptcy then the home cannot be easily foreclosed on without a lengthy legal process. Depending on the outcome of this process, it is possible to lose some or all of your investment.

These risks are not unique to trust deed investing as every type of investment does have some inherent risk. There are a few ways to minimize these risks and maximize your profits. First and foremost, work with a private lender or equity firm that is experienced in trust deed investing. Make sure that your lender has loaned on deeds of trust before and can explain the process to you, including any and all risks.

You can also help mitigate risks by doing your due diligence. Research a property’s title status and market value. This will help you make sure there are no issues with the title that would prevent a foreclosure. Knowing the market value will help you ensure that the property will be worth the amount of the loan or more in the event of default. This is especially important because the bank will get paid back before you do so you want to be sure there is enough money to recoup your investment. Sound intriguing and want to know more? Keep reading to learn the ins and outs of trust deed investments and how you can get started today!

How Trust Deed Investing Works

When you buy a property in Arizona and finance through a bank like Wells Fargo or Bank of America, most people think the bank holds the deed to the property. This is not the case. Usually someone’s grandma in Oklahoma or an investment banker in New York purchases a promissory note, funds your loan, and retains the legal title to the property. Sounds complicated, but really it is not, it is all part of trust deed investments.

The investor in trust deed investments purchases an interest in a mortgage through a promissory note. The investor can purchase the full mortgage or a part of it. If the investor purchases the full deed, he/she must have enough capital to fund the whole mortgage. If a fraction is purchased then the investor puts up a fraction or percentage of the value of the mortgage or promissory note. In this case the investor has the option to purchase a first or second deed of trust. A first deed of trust means that the investor is first in line to be paid back in the event of default while a second deed investor is more at risk for losing his money.

Once you have purchased trust deed investments, you officially hold an interest in the mortgage. You also hold the legal title to the property on behalf of the bank (the borrower retains possession of the physical property). Each time the borrower makes on time payments, you earn interest from the bank. The interest rates on trust deed investments are often higher than the interest rates on stocks and bonds. Once the loan is paid in full either by sale or after the mortgage term, you get your initial investment back. Basically, the bank pays you to hold onto a piece of paper for them.

But why? This is the main question that holds many people back from trust deed investing. Why would the bank pay you interest to hold a paper for them? The reason has to do with foreclosure procedures in the event of default. The bank cannot hold the title to a property so if there is no trustee, the borrower retains both the legal and physical tittle to the property. If the borrower defaults, this makes it very difficult to foreclose. If the legal title is held by a third party, a trustee, the trustee can foreclose on behalf of the bank, making the process much quicker for the lender.

Trust Deed Investing is a Win-Win for the Investor and the Bank!

Learn more about this lucrative investment strategy by calling a private lender or equity firm today! While trust deed investments are safe when done correctly, loop holes and other paperwork issues can get in the way. Make sure you use a financial professional to help you navigate the world of trust deeds!

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO

Level 4 Funding LLC
Arizona Tel:  (623) 582-4444 
Texas Tel:     (512) 516-1177 
dennis@level4funding.com
www.Level4Funding.com

NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027

Risks and Benefits of Trust Deed Investing

Trust deed investing can provide substantial rewards with minimal risks for investors. There are a few different ways to get started in trust deed investing and finding the right financial professional to help you can make all the difference.

Most investors know about stocks, bonds, and real estate investing. Real estate investing can be a very lucrative way to build your investment portfolio. You can invest in real estate in a number of ways like buying a fixer-upper, or purchasing a home to rent out. While almost everyone knows about making money on a fix and flip or as a landlord, there is another, less common type of real estate investing called trust deed investing. Trust deed investing involves three parties, the borrower, the bank, and the trustee. If you are investing in deeds of trust, your role is that of the trustee and you act as an intermediary between the borrower and the lender. You hold the legal title to the property until the loan is paid off or unless there is a foreclosure.

While you can earn back your investment in the event of a foreclosure, the real benefit of trust deed investing is when all is going well. The bank or lender will pay you interest rates into the double digits to hold the title to the property. As long as the borrower is making on time payments, you are earning interest every month. Once the loan is paid in full, you also get your initial investment back. You can purchase deeds of trust through a private lender or other investment professional.

As the trustee, your job is basically to protect the lender in the event of default. If the borrower defaults on the loan, the lender would have to take the borrower to court and could not foreclose on the property until after a lengthy legal process. By using a trustee, the lender has a second option. The trustee can foreclose on the property on the lender’s behalf and help the lender recoup its investment. In the event of a foreclosure, some of the sale proceeds go to you as the trustee to help recoup your investment as well.

How to Make Money and Grow Your Wealth

If trust deed investing sounds intriguing, there are a few ways to get started. The first and most important step is to find a private mortgage company or investment firm that loans on promissory notes. From here, you should be able to decide how much you want to invest. You can purchase an entire deed as a single investor. This is one of the safest ways to invest because you are the only investor that needs to be paid back in the event of default.

If investing in the full deed is out of your budget, there are still ways to get into trust deed investing. You can invest as a fractional investor and buy a portion of the deed. If this is your plan, finding the right broker is crucial. Depending on whether you are the first investor, your investment may be less safe. Your investment professional can work with you to explain how to purchase a first deed of trust vs. a second deed of trust. This is important because a first trust deed holder is the first investor paid back in the event of default. If you are a second deed holder, you are at a higher risk for losing some or all of your investment.

Your private lender should be able to fully explain all of the risks to you and help you make the right choice when it comes to trust deed investing.

If trust deed investing sounds like a good fit for you, call a lender today!

Here at Level 4 Funding we specialize in deed of trust lending and other types of alternative investment and funding options. You won’t find trust deed investing by walking into your local bank so you need a private lender like Level 4 Funding. We know that trust deeds are not an investment that many people take advantage of and we know how much money you can make by doing so. We will be here every step of the way to answer your questions and help grow your money. 

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO

Level 4 Funding LLC
Arizona Tel:  (623) 582-4444 
Texas Tel:     (512) 516-1177 
dennis@level4funding.com
www.Level4Funding.com

NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027

How to Be Successful and Make Money with Note Investing

Whether you know it or not, you are probably already involved in note investing but on the wrong side of it. Investing in notes is the process of buying debt in the form of credit cards, student loans, mortgages, or car loans. But instead of making payments, you collect payments from the borrower, which include a higher than average interest rate.

Many investors think that note investing sounds too good to be true, or may even think it is a scam. This could not be further from the truth. Note investing is simply the process of purchasing debts that borrowers owe. Once you purchase the debt, you earn interest each month until the debt is paid in full by the borrower. This interest can range anywhere from 3% on a mortgage note to well over 15% on a debt like a credit card. The interest rate is not subject to changing market conditions so you earn the same rate over the life of the loan, which can be anywhere from a few months to 30 years, depending on the terms of your investment.

While there are many types of note investing like credit cards or car loans, there are some specific advantages that come with investing in real estate notes. Investing in notes that are tied to the real estate market is very similar to trust deed investing. Basically, you purchase a mortgage debt from a bank. The bank benefits because there is less of a risk of loss in the case of default because it has capital from you. You benefit because you can now start earning the interest that is paid by the borrower each month. While this may be a relatively low rate, it is usually a high payment due to the amount of money involved in the transaction. Even at 3.5%, you can earn hundreds every month compared to a credit card note which may have a higher interest rate but generally a lower balance so the monthly interest payment is less.

Benefits of Real Estate Note Investing

As discussed above, high monthly payments are one key benefit of investing in notes that are related to real estate. In addition to high payments, there are several other benefits that are unique to real estate note investing.

1.       Borrowers are less likely to default completely on their home loan. While foreclosure does happen and is a risk, most borrower are emotionally tied to their home. Even if other debts end up being defaulted on, they are less likely to want to risk losing their home so a mortgage payment will often be a priority, even during times of financial stress.

2.       The note is backed by a real, tangible asset. In the event of default, the property can be foreclosed on and some of your investment can be recouped. This is simply not the case in many other types of note investing. Take credit cards for example, if a borrower defaults, his credit will be impacted but credit cards are unsecured debt, meaning that there are no physical assets that can be used to recoup your funds.

3.       Note investing can be very profitable. Especially if you buy a non-performing note and spend time to rehab it. This means you buy a note that is close to or in default and renegotiate the terms of the loan with the borrower to avoid foreclosure. You then earn interest and the note itself becomes more valuable. In some cases, these notes can be worth nearly 12% interest each month.

4.       Less competition. Investing in notes is a niche investment market. There are only a few private equity firms and hedge firms that use this investment strategy and the pool of individual investors is even smaller. This means no bidding wars and often puts you in a great position to negotiate price and terms.

5.       Easy, passive investing. You can have a financial company manage your note for you for a flat fee that is usually quite small. In addition, if the note is performing there is almost not managing necessary. You get to sit back and earn money every single month.

Call Level 4 Funding to learn more about investing in notes today!

Note investing is a great strategy to build your investment portfolio and has the potential to help you earn big bucks. Call us today to get started!

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO

Level 4 Funding LLC
Arizona Tel:  (623) 582-4444 
Texas Tel:     (512) 516-1177 
dennis@level4funding.com
www.Level4Funding.com

NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027

Trust Deed Investments: How to Make Your Money Work for You!

When it comes to investing, there are many, many options to choose from. While conventional options like stocks or bonds can be lucrative, trust deed investments are a lesser known type of investment that can yield high interest rates and low risk.

When you buy a property in Arizona and finance through a bank like Wells Fargo or Bank of America, most people think the bank holds the deed to the property. This is not the case. Usually someone’s grandma in Oklahoma or an investment banker in New York purchases a promissory note, funds your loan, and retains the legal title to the property. Sounds complicated, but really it is not, it is all part of trust deed investments.

The investor in trust deed investments purchases an interest in a mortgage through a promissory note. The investor can purchase the full mortgage or a part of it. If the investor purchases the full deed, he/she must have enough capital to fund the whole mortgage. If a fraction is purchased then the investor puts up a fraction or percentage of the value of the mortgage or promissory note. In this case the investor has the option to purchase a first or second deed of trust. A first deed of trust means that the investor is first in line to be paid back in the event of default while a second deed investor is more at risk for losing his money.

Once you have purchased trust deed investments, you officially hold an interest in the mortgage. You also hold the legal title to the property on behalf of the bank (the borrower retains possession of the physical property). Each time the borrower makes on time payments, you earn interest from the bank. The interest rates on trust deed investments are often higher than the interest rates on stocks and bonds. Once the loan is paid in full either by sale or after the mortgage term, you get your initial investment back. Basically, the bank pays you to hold onto a piece of paper for them.

But why? This is the main question that holds many people back from trust deed investing. Why would the bank pay you interest to hold a paper for them? The reason has to do with foreclosure procedures in the event of default. The bank cannot hold the title to a property so if there is no trustee, the borrower retains both the legal and physical tittle to the property. If the borrower defaults, this makes it very difficult to foreclose. If the legal title is held by a third party, a trustee, the trustee can foreclose on behalf of the bank, making the process much quicker for the lender.

What Happens to the Investor?

In the event of a foreclosure, the investor is at a greater risk for loss than if the borrower pays off the loan in full. However, trust deed investments are at least backed by actual real estate. Once the lender’s investment is repaid, the investor also gets their money back, assuming there is enough left from the foreclosure sale. This makes trust deed investing a bit safer than stocks because it is backed by something with real value.

Since the investment is backed by real estate, there are ways to make it safer. If you are considering trust deed investments, make sure that you are the first note holder. This will make you a higher priority when it comes to recouping your initial investment. Also, do your research. Make sure the deed you are investing in does not have any title issues or claims against it. Finally, make sure you know the market value of the property that the deed backs. Knowing the market value will help you decide if you are making a smart investment. Always assume that the property could go to foreclosure and you may need to be able to sell it quickly to earn back your money.

If trust deed investing sounds like a good fit for you, call a lender today!

Here at Level 4 Funding we specialize in deed of trust lending and other types of alternative investment and funding options. You won’t find trust deed investing by walking into your local bank so you need a private lender like Level 4 Funding. We know that trust deeds are not an investment that many people take advantage of and we know how much money you can make by doing so. We will be here every step of the way to answer your questions and help grow your money. 

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO

Level 4 Funding LLC
Arizona Tel:  (623) 582-4444 
Texas Tel:     (512) 516-1177 
www.Level4Funding.com

NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027

Should I start thinking about Trust deed investing Arizona for my portfolio?

If you have been thinking about making your portfolio a diversified place where you made money instead of worried about it, then you need to begin to look into trust deed investing Arizona because the world of investing can be a scary place to venture through, but making sure you have some assets to fall back on is a great kind of investment to make.

The world of trust deed investing Arizona might be new to you, but you should not be scared because trust deed investing Arizona is a low risk way to bring a hefty stream of revenue to your pockets. You don’t have to worry that you might lose your investment because a trust deed investment Arizona means that you have a low risk on an investment and a high return. These are the kind of words we like to hear and that’s why people love trust deed investing Arizona.

Go ahead and get involved in the best kind of investment for your money with trust deed investing Arizona. We have this low risk with a guaranteed return and we can’t even imagine wanting to invest anywhere else. Not having to worry is a relief. With trust deed investments Arizona you never have to worry because you know that one way or another, you will have yourself covered whether you get yourself new property or you get yourself your investment back with interest. It’s the best kind of investment you could make for your portfolio. What’s not to like about guaranteed assets in an investment?

Have interest in a trust deed investment Arizona. Look for that low risk. We promise you won’t regret looking into trust deed investment Arizona because you will be making money with your investment and you will barely have to lift a finger. What more do you need?

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Arizona Mortgage Broker

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO
Level 4 Funding LLC
Tel:  (623) 582-4444 | Fax: (888) 279-6917
www.Level4Funding.com
NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 12
Phoenix AZ 85027

Should I ask my mortgage broker Arizona why Should I get a Hard Money Lender?

If you have great credit and you’re looking to get a house then you will probably go to a traditional bank loan since you are a well-qualified buyer, but what about those who can’t

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get a traditional bank loan? What if they want a new house? What then? That’s when it’s time to take advantage of hard money lenders or private money lenders. These hard money lenders offer a great opportunity to those who want a new house but simply do not have the credit because hard money lenders cater to those who can’t get a traditional loan. In fact, private money lenders is probably the best partner that a buyer who has gone bankrupt or simply doesn't have the credit could have.

Talk to your mortgage broker Arizona about the possibilities of finding hard money lenders if you wish to get an investment on your home. You could still get competitive terms and you don’t have to worry about your credit, just the property you need the loan for.

Additionally, hard money lenders work fast. Your Arizona mortgage broker will even tell you this. This is a private money lender so they aren't committed to regulations and paperwork that could take weeks or even months in order to decide if you get the loan or not. This is perfect for people who need this loan fast. 

Even if you are looking to take over foreclosed or vacant properties, you will see that hard money lenders make this opportunity so much easier. It isn't about credit, just about your ability to pay back the loan. That’s all it takes. Ask your mortgage broker Arizona about the possibility of getting a hard money lender to help you out. It could be the best thing you've ever done for yourself and your property.

Arizona Hard Money

Arizona Mortgage Broker

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO
Level 4 Funding LLC
Tel:  (623) 582-4444 | Fax: (888) 279-6917
www.Level4Funding.com
NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 12
Phoenix AZ 85027

What Should My Arizona Mortgage Broker Tell me About Hard Money Lenders?

Your mortgage broker Arizona should be telling you how fantastic hard money lenders can be for your property. It turns out that banks are not so happy with giving out

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real estate loans right now. They are pricey and it takes forever to get approved, if you even are. That’s where private money lenders comes in.

Private money lenders can get you the money you want for your property faster than most traditional bank loans because there is far less paper work to deal with than your traditional lender loans. You are also not basing the loan on your credit score when you go with a hard money lender, which makes the ordeal that much easier than a traditional lender.

If you are looking for a fast loan, then it’s time to start thinking about what private money lenders can do for you and your income. It’s time that you take this into consideration instead of worrying that you won’t get the loan you want or need for your property.

Ask your mortgage broker Arizona about the possibility of getting a hard money lender to give you the money you need to take care of the cash flow problem you might be experiencing. Chances are, especially if your credit is bad, that private money lenders will be the best offer you will get- not to mention that absolute fastest.

Private money lenders close quickly because they don’t have to worry about traditional bank loan issues such as paperwork and credit scores.

While private money lenders can be more expensive than traditional loans, figure that this is a convenience fee. These hard money lenders look at your ability to pay off the loan and the property the loan is for. You worry about very little else except your payments.

Tell your mortgage broker Arizona that you are interested in your own private money lender so that you can go ahead and get the money you need that many traditional lenders just won’t give anymore. It’s time you don’t have to worry about your cash flow. It’s time you get back on track and forget about the hassle that you get with banks. Look into hard money lenders today and stop worrying about foreclosure 

Arizona Hard Money

Arizona Mortgage Broker

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO
Level 4 Funding LLC
Tel:  (623) 582-4444 | Fax: (888) 279-6917
www.Level4Funding.com
NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027

Can my Arizona mortgage broker get me the benefits of hard money lenders?

If you are scared that you might be getting foreclosed on, but due to your credit score, you know there’s no way you could ever get a traditional loan, it is definitely time that you start looking into hard money lenders with your Arizona mortgage broker.

Your mortgage broker Arizona will help you through the quick process of getting your private money lender and you will be able to rest assured that the money you need is at your fingertips even if the credit score you want is not.

Just because you’ve gone bankrupt before doesn’t mean that you can’t get the loan you need to keep your property. With a private money lender you get your loan in record time without the usual mountain of paperwork that a bank loan usually gives you. A private money lender doesn't have to deal with many of the same issues such as the inability to even give out a loan once you wait for their final answer which very well could be no even after months of waiting. Your Arizona mortgage broker won’t let that happen

Your traditional lenders aren't going to give you that kind of private money lender opportunity that you need. It’s time to get the money you want without the hassle. It’s time to get your life back together. You and your private money lender will alleviate stress by giving you the money you need to stop foreclosure on your property.

While the rates for your private money lender might be more expensive, think about how it is worth it. These hard money lenders want a healthy return and you want your money now. That’s a fair trade we like to think. Look into these amazing opportunities. It’s possible that you can get exactly what you want. Grab a hard money lender today and have the money you want tomorrow.

Arizona Hard Money

Arizona Mortgage Broker

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO
Level 4 Funding LLC
Tel:  (623) 582-4444 | Fax: (888) 279-6917
www.Level4Funding.com
NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027

Getting a Private Money Lender with help from your Arizona mortgage broker

It’s so easy to get a private money lender it’s crazy that anyone should ever get a traditional bank loan. Not that they can. Right now, it’s next to impossible to get a bank loan. Purse strings are tight and there’s a lot of paperwork to sift through before you get an answer- and that answer might be no! 

If you need cash right now for your real estate property, then you might want to talk to your Arizona mortgage broker about getting a private money lender loan because you can get this loan super fast and you can stop worrying immediately.

Why are these private money lender loans great? Well, for one, if you have some bad credit, you can stop worrying because with hard money lenders it really doesn't matter what your credit score says. You can get an offer anyway that’s fast and probably closer to the amount you need to escape the looming foreclosure on your property.

Moreover, because you don’t have to deal with a lot of paperwork, you can get this private money lender loan really fast. You don’t have to worry about the possibility of a hard money lender saying no because there’s no reason they would want to. A private money lender wants to get some returns on their investment and you want it fast. In that fair trade deal, everybody gets what they want.

Don’t hesitate to look into getting a private money lender today. It could just be the best thing you’ve ever done and more than likely, going to ensure that the property you have is saved. All the private money lender wants to know is if you have enough income to pay back the loan. It’s that easy! Speak to your Arizona mortgage broker and look into private money lender loans today.

Arizona Hard Money

Arizona Mortgage Broker

Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO
Level 4 Funding LLC
Tel:  (623) 582-4444 | Fax: (888) 279-6917
www.Level4Funding.com
NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027