Colorado Private Money Lender

Previously Funded Projects

Real Colorado investors, real numbers. Here's a closer look at how a few of our borrowers used hard money financing to close deals traditional lenders couldn't move fast enough for.

Fix & Flip

Thornton Valley East Ranch Home

Purchased$248,000
Rehab$40,000
Sold$366,000 · 5 mo. later

This first-time flipper took on structural repairs, roofing, flooring, landscaping, a finished basement, and a new furnace and A/C. After loan fees, closing costs, title, and agent commission, they walked away with over $30,000 on their first flip.

Fix & Flip

Shaw Heights

Purchased$272,000
Loan$180,000
Sold$375,000 · 3 Months Later

This borrower needed to close fast on a wholesale deal — something a traditional lender couldn't move quickly enough to do. He preferred using mostly his own capital, requesting a $180,000 loan even though he qualified for more. A full interior and exterior rehab took just 30 days before the property sold two months after purchase.

Fix & Flip

Clermont

Purchased$245,000
Loan$230,000
Sold$406,000 · 4 mo. later

This borrower's credit and income wouldn't have qualified him with a traditional lender, but a silent equity partner made the deal work — funding both the loan and an $84,000 rehab budget. The property sold four months after purchase, well above its total cost basis.

Buy & Hold

Athmar Park

Purchased$300,000
TABS Loan$210,000 (70%)
Refinanced$223,000

Our client needed gift financing for the down payment — something a traditional institution wouldn't allow. TABS stepped in with a 70% loan while the borrower rented the home to tenants. With tenants in place and an established value, they refinanced with a traditional lender at a lower rate. They still own the property today as a rental, with its value continuing to increase.

Buy & Hold Commercial

Aurora

Purchased$1,550,000
StructureJoint Venture
Occupancy70%+ vacant → 75%+ occupied

This 8-story Aurora office building was purchased as a joint venture between a borrowing client and TABS members. At the time it was more than 70% vacant. Since then it's been repaired on a per-floor and per-unit basis with new tenants, and today it's cash flowing at over 75% occupancy.