How to Fund the Morby Method: Seller Finance + DSCR Masterclass, hosted live by Adam Levine. It’s free, it’s practical, and there’s live Q&A at the end.
If you’re putting together creative finance deals, the hard part is rarely finding the seller. It’s getting the deal funded and closed. Tonight we’ll walk through how to fund the Morby Method by pairing seller carryback with a DSCR loan, using real examples.
- Free YouTube Live, Thursday Nov 5 at 7:00 PM ET
- How seller carryback and DSCR fit together in one deal
- Down payment, LTV, credit and lender requirements in plain English
- Real deal examples plus live Q&A
- Levine Capital funds Morby and Stack Method deals, and we also buy them
What We’ll Cover Tonight
- Morby financing explained: what the structure is and why it works
- Seller carryback + DSCR: how the two pieces fit
- Down payment, LTV, credit and lender requirements
- Funding options through our programs
- Closing challenges and how to get ahead of them
- Real deal examples
- Live Q&A: bring your deal questions
Who Should Watch
Owners Club members, creative finance investors, brokers, agents, wholesalers and borrowers. Anyone who wants to fund the Morby Method or a Stack Method deal will get something out of it.
We Fund Morby & Stack Deals, and We Buy Them
We Fund
DSCR, Fix & Flip, Bridge and Ground Up through our programs.
Credit into the 500s may qualify. DSCR may go up to 85% of purchase, with a $75K minimum loan.
We Buy
1–4 family, small multifamily and STR/MTR deals with seller terms: Morby, Stack, Subject-To or wrap.
Most deals get a review within about 48 hours.
Need help with the gap? We start with the first-position loan, then help with the gap through our partner GapFunded.
How to Join
- Open the YouTube Live and tap “Notify me”
- RSVP on Meetup
- Optional: join the WhatsApp Q&A group
- Subscribe to the channel for future sessions
Have a Morby or Stack deal right now? Get funding or get an offer.
Questions? Call (772) 732-0757, Mon–Fri 9–6 ET.
Educational content only, not a commitment to lend or purchase. Approval, rates, terms and timing are not guaranteed and depend on program guidelines and underwriting.
