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Michael Spindler
  • Stamford, CT
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Hard money lenders and down payments

Michael Spindler
  • Stamford, CT
Posted Feb 19 2019, 20:17

Just starting to look for good deals as a beginner investor looking to buy fix and flip. As somebody that doesn’t have the capital for a down payment, I am interested in using a hard money lender. Couple of questions;

1) Will the hard money lender cover the 20% down payment/rehab costs ?

2) If I brought in another potential investor on the deal who does have large amount of capital, how would I structure a deal in regards to splitting the profit?

3) Where can I read more info on hard money lenders ?

Thanks

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