Zeus CrowdFunding Year-End Hard Money Offer Helps Real Estate Investors Finish 2017 Strong

Houston, TX, October 26, 2017 --(PR.com)-- Zeus CrowdFunding, the fastest real estate crowdfunding site in AmericaTM, once again offers borrowers what other lenders won't - low rates designed specifically for the real estate investor and their year-end needs. For a limited time, qualified applicants will pay only six percent interest for the first six months of the loan term.

It’s an industry-leading offer designed to help real estate investors and fix-and-flip pros finish 2017 strong.

“Once summer ends, real estate deals have a tendency to dry up a bit,” said Zeus CrowdFunding Founder and Chief Acceleration Officer Steven Kaufman. “Smart investors, though, are always looking for a good deal. That’s why we see this as an opportunity to rapidly grow our market share with this group by offering fast, flexible hard money to borrowers with approved projects.”

Conventional real estate financing often proves an impractical option for many real estate investors. In many cases, a property doesn’t qualify for a traditional mortgage, the borrower has unconventional income or credit, the transaction needs to happen in days rather than weeks, or the investor prefers to retain more cash for additional investing.

Zeus CrowdFunding provides the solution on a convenient, online platform. The company loans up to 100 percent of a project’s cost to qualified applicants in as little as four days. That kind of speedy service makes Zeus CrowdFunding ideal for or real estate borrowers interested in completing multiple projects as quickly as possible.

For a limited time, those investors can now borrow from Zeus CrowdFunding for less than ever before.

“It only takes three minutes to find out how much you can save using our platform,” Mr. Kaufman said.

For more information about Zeus CrowdFunding, please visit AskZeus.com. The platform specializes in lending opportunities up to $2 million, secured by first lien and personal guarantees. Repeat borrowers can receive funding up to 80 percent of a property’s after-repair value (ARV).