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Jack Miller, President of Gelt Financial, LLC talks to Professor George Selgin, Director of the Cato Institute's Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives. Author and world-known economics expert join us to discuss the great recession, the governments actions, and how [...]
Jack Miller, President of Gelt Financial, LLC talks to industry expert Rocky Butani, Founder and President of Private Lender Link.com about finding and using hard money and private lenders in an efficient way using his web site. He works with [...]
We are excited to once again step in and help those who banks won’t. In this case, it was owners of a mixed use property in New Jersey which we provided the first mortgage on. They occupied the first floor [...]
Jack attended the Crittenden Financing Conference in Miami, Fl September of 2018 and was there meeting with industry leaders, people speaking about the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities with his peers. They exchanged ideas on ways to help and solve [...]
Karen Huller of Epic Career tales interviews H. Jack Miller about his 30-year long career and some of the ups and downs that came along with it. How he overcame mistakes and bad timing, reinventing himself along the way. Karen [...]
Gelt closed a first mortgage for an investor with the purchase of 6 condominiums all located in the same community. Instead of buying each unit individually, we were able to help this borrower with a no income verification blanket loan [...]
We were excited to close the first mortgage on a value add property in Jackson, MS. This was brought to us by a mortgage broker, the property was partially occupied with long term tenants. It also had a lot [...]
First mortgage closed in Philadelphia on a mixed us property that the owner had purchased and needed to be fixed up. The Investor saw potential value, came to us and we lent her the funds she needs to fix up [...]
It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, [...]
