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Hard Money Lenders

Andrew Nesbitt
  • Antelope, CA
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How much money does a typical Hard Money Lender want you to have in the deal? For instance. Lets say a house has a $100k ARV. Purchase price is $50k and needs $15k of work. HML says they loan 65% ARV, but I don't imagine they would loan 100% of the purchase price and repairs for this situation would they?

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@Scott E.

that's a lender that wants to stay in bizz

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