With Washington Realty Holdings, anyone can build wealth in Real
Estate. Invest with credit - no money needed to begin to build wealth. 
We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to build wealth, We
make it easier to build that wealth by simplifying Real Estate Investments.
It took us many years to refine and simplify our investment strategy and
develop a successful process which utilizes credit investing and partnering
with small local builders to build financial wealth.

Many people don’t have the funds required to close deals to invest in Real
Estate, but we have developed a wining Real Estate Investment blueprint
that creates partnerships and allows you to build wealth by using your
credit score of 720 or above to invest in the construction process of
Residential Real Estate or Rehabs.

Questions:

1. Have You ever wanted to invest in Real Estate? Yes.

 

2. Do You know what Real Estate Investing Intels?
Traditional RE Investment Requires: Good Credit + Ample Cash,
Find a site/lot or property, Find a Builder, Approval Process, Down
Payment, Hire a GC (General Contractor) to Oversee Project, Hire realtor to Find a
buyer, understand the complex Real Estate market and find
investment properties (Buyers are now wanting seller to pay
closing cost) Simply put we do all the heavy lifting, so you don’t
have to.

 

How do I invest?
1) We make sure you that you have 720 score @ Experian.
2) We enroll you into Our Real Estate Investment program.
3) We pair you with a local small Custom Home Builder.
4) We close on construction or rehab deal. (It usually takes about 2
weeks before work starts, then investor is PAID $$$) $15K-$25K
PAID per investment. Paid By Builder

Is there a mortgage payment?

No there is no mortgage payment. The builder pays interest
only every month on the bank draws for construction.

 

Who pays the fees for the Investment?
The Builder pays all fees and closing cost.
How often can I invest?
You can invest only twice yearly on a new build and three times a year
on a rehab.
Is this Legal?
Yes, investing in building new or rehabbing properties is legal.