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John Garza
  • San Antonio, TX
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I wanted to know if someone can point me in the right direction, I was wanting to know more about utilizing hard money loans and the best way to utilize it because I know that the interest rate is higher. Thanks.

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simply google hardmoney lenders in your city state plenty will come up and most have good websites that will explain the process.. no mystery too it.

although one needs to realize HML by and large want to see decent credit... CASH into the deal and a clear plan for exit...

what they generally don't want to loan on is someone with no money no credit and use all their money to try to buy their first property.

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