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James McGovern
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Lowest cost for funding fix and flips?

James McGovern
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Bloomfield CT
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In my travels, I have found that private money lenders who use their own capital to be significantly cheaper than hard money lenders. For private money I have consistently received 10% interest with one point in origination and no other fees whereas hard money always piles on additional fees ranging from fees for applications, documentation and so on all at least a thousand dollars 

I am curious if anyone had identified funding sources that are lower cost when compared to either private money lenders or hard money lenders such as Kiavi or Conventus?

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