Red Door Funding
110 Avenue B Suite 100
Stafford, TX 77477
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About Red Door Funding
Red Door Funding is a private money lender based in Stafford, TX providing loans in Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. They provide lending solutions for many different scenarios, including buy and hold loans and fix-and-flip loans. They provide loans with a maximum LTV of 70%, rates from 14%, and terms up to 6 months. The focus of their lending is for single family units and multi-family units.
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Loan Types Offered: Investment Property Loans, Fix and Flip Loans
Property Types Covered: Single Family, Multi Family
Areas Served: Houston, Austin, San Antonio
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Lending Guidelines for Red Door Funding
Below are the general loan guidelines published on the Red Door Funding website. Please confirm all terms and rates directly with the lender.
Investment Property Loans
Loan Amounts: N/A
Available Rates: 14%
Typical Terms: Up to 6 months
Points Charged: 3% - 5%
Max Loan-to-Value (LTV): 70%
Max Loan-to-Cost (LTC): N/A
Owner Occupied Allowed: N/A
Interest Only Loans: YES
Prepayment Penalties: NO
Minimum FICO Score: N/A
Time to Close: N/AFix and Flip Loans
Loan Amounts: N/A
Available Rates: 14%
Typical Terms: Up to 6 months
Points Charged: 3% - 5%
Max Loan-to-Value (LTV): 70%
Max Loan-to-Cost (LTC): N/A
Owner Occupied Allowed: N/A
Interest Only Loans: YES
Prepayment Penalties: NO
Minimum FICO Score: N/A
Time to Close: N/A -
Loan Examples
The following loans are for education purposes only. They do not represent actual loans executed by Red Door Funding.
Loan Example 1
Andrew finds a duplex in Houston, TX to renovate and sell. Since he doesn't have enough cash to purchase the $210,000 property outright, he takes out a private money loan from Red Door Funding. Because the lender sets a 75% loan-to-value, Andrew will have to put 25% down and the total amount of the loan will be $157,500. The loan is interest-only, with monthly payments, and is for 18 months at 12% interest with 2 origination points paid when the deal closes.
Andrew will have to contribute $52,500 at the closing (25% on the 75% loan to value), plus he will have to pay the $3,150 origination fee. Once the loan closes, he will have to pay the lender $1,575 in monthly interest fees, or 12% times $157,500 divided by 12 months in the year. If Andrew sells the property for $315,000 after 18 months, he would then realize a total profit of $73,500 after subtracting the principle amount of $157,500, the cash contributed at closing of $52,500, the origination points of $3,150, and the total interest payments of $28,350. This amount doesn't include remodeling costs.
Loan Example 2
Rhonda takes a fix and flip loan from Red Door Funding so she can rehab a townhome to flip in Houston, TX. The deal has the following terms:
$350,000 purchase price
50% loan-to-value (LTV)
6 month term
11% interest rate
3% origination feeRhonda plans to sell the house at the end of the term for $507,500. If she accomplishes her goal, the final numbers would be the following:
$507,500 sales price
- $175,000 principle on note (50% LTV)
- $175,000 cash paid at closing (50% on 50% LTV)
- $5,250 origination fee (3% of the $175,000 principle)
- $9,625 interest payments (6 months x 11% interest)
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= $142,625 total profit (does not include taxes or rehab costs) -
by KarenL 03/01/2019
I recently refinanced out of a hard money loan with Red Door in TX. I had escrowed repair costs with them, and agreed to comply with their standard draw request schedule (submit the request by Tuesday, inspection on Wednesday, check or wire released on Friday). With each of the 2 draw requests I made, I had a hard time getting hold of anyone to confirm the inspection was in fact completed, check was in the mail, etc. On the final draw request, I was informed that the check would be sent out on the upcoming Friday 2/22 (per standard draw schedule). On 3/1 I reached out to inquire where the check was, because I had not received it. Loan coordinator informed me that they are in an audit right now and won't be able to release my check until maybe next week (???) Luckily I had enough funds to pay my contractors myself and can afford to wait for the final check, but it will be at least 3 weeks from the time the work was completed until I will be receiving the check. I am very dissatisfied with their lack of communication and whatever shady business is going on that is causing my final draw check to be delayed.Securing the loan and my refinance payoff were both smooth, no issues with that part of the process.
I recently refinanced out of a hard money loan with Red Door in TX. I had escrowed repair costs with them, and agreed to comply with their standard draw request schedule (submit the request by Tuesday, inspection on Wednesday, check or wire released on Friday). With each of the 2 draw requests I made, I had a hard time getting hold of anyone to confirm the inspection was in fact completed, check was in the mail, etc. On the final draw request, I was informed that the check would be sent out on the upcoming Friday 2/22 (per standard draw schedule). On 3/1 I reached out to inquire where the check was, because I had not received it. Loan coordinator informed me that they are in an audit right now and won't be able to release my check until maybe next week (???) Luckily I had enough funds to pay my contractors myself and can afford to wait for the final check, but it will be at least 3 weeks from the time the work was completed until I will be receiving the check. I am very dissatisfied with their lack of communication and whatever shady business is going on that is causing my final draw check to be delayed.Securing the loan and my refinance payoff were both smooth, no issues with that part of the process.