The Current Lending Environment is Squeezing Investors

Real estate investors have always needed access to capital, but 2024 and beyond is proving to be a particularly difficult landscape. Banks are tightening their grip on credit, making it harder for investors … Read More

In the world of real estate investing, the importance of managing your cash flow and maintaining control over your financial resources cannot be overstated. Yet, many investors find themselves with wealth tied up in traditional investments and qualified retirement plans … Read More

The world of real estate investing, where capital flow dictates growth and success, often puts investors at the mercy of banks, hard money lenders, and private money lenders. These financing avenues, although reliable, come with their unique set of drawbacks. … Read More

As real estate investors, we’re all too familiar with the challenges of securing capital. From navigating the ever-changing terms of lenders to facing exorbitant interest rates, the obstacles can feel endless. Add to that the frustration of opportunity costs—the returns … Read More

To understand the unique approach of the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC), it’s essential to first delve into the foundational practices of the modern U.S. banking system – particularly, fractional reserve banking. This system, where banks are required to keep only … Read More

The Recent Banking Crisis

The recent banking crisis, marked by the collapse of several major financial institutions, has been a wake-up call for investors worldwide. This crisis has unveiled a hard truth: the traditional banking system, often perceived as a … Read More

In this timely webinar hosted by ICOR, Jason K. Powers, Olivia McGraw, and special guest, Dr. Paul Mueller speak to the current situation with the Silicon Valley Bank – and how this mess happened without any rules being … Read More

If you are a Private or Hard Money Lender this webinar is for you!

Your money works hard being loaned out, and you expect a safe return on your investments, but what is your money doing while it’s not out?