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Derriel Cribbs
  • Lake City, FL
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Hard Money eligibility for an auction purchase?

Derriel Cribbs
  • Lake City, FL
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Greetings all,

I have a unique deal and I am exploring the possibility of using a hard money lender. Is there an HML that will loan a relatively small amount as low as 25-27% of the deal? I will be putting 130K cash into the deal and would need about 45K. The tricky part is, this is an online auction for a local home, so we have to have proof of funds after winning the auction. The house needs less than $10K in reno, mostly in AC repairs and pool pump. We would have it back on the market in less than a month, so I am okay with paying a 3-month interest minimum.

I realize it is -- or may be -- a unique scenario, but can anyone shed some light on anyone doing deals like this?

Thanks so much!

-D

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Derek Dombeck
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  • Wittenberg, WI
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Derek Dombeck
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Wittenberg, WI
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As a lender, I would like this loan if it was in my area, since it has a great loan to value. You can certainly reach out to some lenders before you bid and get a soft commitment from them. Most of us lenders do prefer that you have a property under contract before we spend to much time with you, but a short phone conversation is easy to have.

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