Mark Burch
Want to know the strategies top investors are using to dominate the market right now? Eddie sat down with Mark Burch of Temple View Capital to uncover the secrets behind today’s biggest opportunities. Eddie and Mark chat about how leveraging your properties can lead to exponential growth, why private lenders ...
DSCR – Deep Dive Creating Wealth Through Leverage
01:06:04 | No Income? No Problem! No Assets? No Problem! Join two experienced loan originators and investors who have millions in long-term holds and short/mid-term rentals themselves. They will speak to you about how to be successful in funding your next DSCR loan. Learn not only from the people who ...
The Do’s and Don’ts of Fix and Flip Investing
01:09:51 | In this webinar, you will learn: Three Pieces of the Puzzle: Loan/Financing Marketability/Valuation Contractor/Renovation Mark Burch talks about finding the properties, sourcing the money, or using your own money with the help of Temple View. Talk about real estate agents Contract management and tips to keeping a good ...
Think Realty Podcast #285 – Why Temple View Capital?
You have heard of them, and you've seen them at our events, but do you know how Temple View Capital can help your business? Eddie sat down with Mark Burch, Business Development Manager from Temple View Capital, to discuss how he became involved in real estate investing and what kinds ...
Think Realty Podcast #276 – Short Term Rental Strategy
As an investor, it’s important to have a lender in your corner who understands what you want to do and what your objectives are, whether it's short term, long term, flip, or buy and hold. Temple View Capital has created a program that meets those needs to help an investor ...
How Can You Benefit From the BRRRR Method?
There are countless ways for real estate investors to create passive income opportunities. One of those is BRRRR, or ”Buy, Renovate, Rent, Refinance, and Repeat.” When applied correctly, the BRRRR method is a leading technique for investors who want to use one investment property to fund another. Unlike the average ...
