
Episode 25: Private Money Lending with Alex Breshears
About this episode
Alex Breshears is a private money lender, short-term rental owner and manager, educator, a limited partner in multifamily syndication, and a community builder who partners with active and passive real estate investors, syndicators, and military spouses to grow their financial independence, knowledge, and professional network.
Alex started a private lending company, Infinite Road Investments, in April of 2020, funding 1st lien and 2nd lien positions for residential property in the Hampton Roads area in Virginia. She also started an educational Facebook group called Private Lending Lessons which offers weekly educational lessons, daily posts for discussion, and opportunities to network with other investors about private lending, and various projects that may need funding. Alex is passionate about financial education and independence for female investors and military spouses. She is currently a chemistry professor, teaching at a four-year university.
This episode talks about:
- What is a private money lender?
- What is a warehouse line of credit and how does it work?
- The advantages of working with a private money lender.
- What are the things to look out for in a Private Money Lender to avoid being scammed?
- Where do private lenders get their funds and capital?
- How to use Infinite Banking to fund private money lending?
- How do taxes and other fees work in private money lending?
- Using Infinite Banking to reduce the tax liability you have as a private money lender?
- Do you need a license to become a private money lender?
Connect with Alex Breshears:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/InvestPassively2LiveActively/
Facebook Group: Private Lending Lessons
https://www.facebook.com/groups/privatelendinglessons/
To learn more about Infinite Banking and how you can use it with Private Money Lending, please reach out to us at
https://finassetprotection.com/
You can also schedule a free call with us here:
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