BROKERS

Brokers make up an essential part of the LBC Capital Fixed Income Fund hierarchy. If you're wondering why you should depend on LBC instead of working with an investor directly, there are plenty of reasons for that.

Basically, the lending process is a lot more complicated than people think, and getting hard money loans, private financing, and a private mortgage pool by yourself is considerable work.

What is a Broker?

Traditionally, the broker is the third party that handles transactions between buyers and sellers. There are also many types of brokers, which range from investment brokers to real estate brokers.

In terms of a private mortgage fund or private money loans, the broker is the one who takes investor money (that have a guaranteed ROI of 8% in LBC) and uses it to make a loan that's a safe investment secured by real estate.

In a sense, LBC Capital Fixed Income Fund is the third-party broker that helps hard money loans when possible while satisfying both its investors' and borrowers' respective needs.

WORKING WITH OTHER BROKERS

LBC Capital Fixed Income Fund doesn't only serve as an investor's or borrower's broker.  The company is also responsible for working with other brokers even though it is also a third party broker in terms of handling private mortgage funds on behalf of investors and borrowers. At LBC Capital Fixed Income Fund, we can handle everything with our simple, step-by-step plan!

• We determine the loan origination fee amount based on the amount or size of the loan and loan term, the borrower's credit worthiness, the property's overall quality, and the property's location.

• We fund our approved loan from 8.9% to 9.9% with zero prepayment penalties.
• Our relationships with the most professional lending institutions ensure that both investors and borrowers are satisfied with our results.

• We also cooperate with outside brokers because many of our loans are brought in by them.
• We will collect the broker's fee straight from escrow and memorialize it in comprehensive loan documents.

• Each month, you'll be making your payment to us and you'll be receiving a statement from us to keep track of everything.