Flipper/Rehabber · Philadelphia, PA · Member since 2017 · 10 posts · 9 votes
What's your opinion on the best Hard Money Lenders for fix and flips? Let's say for a beginner flipper (only 1 completed deal in the last 3 years)
Looking for: Best rates, lowest points, highest ARV LTV, highest LTC, etc
I know many HML have different incentives/perks for more experienced flippers but who do you think is the best for the beginner. (Not first time, just beginner)
Lender · Winter Park, FL · Member since 2021 · 737 posts · 412 votes
2y
Under the "Build Your Team" tab at the top of bigger pockets is a Hard Money Lending directory. There are plenty of great lending options in there. Pick up the phone and call around. Don't just focus on numbers, find someone who understands the business and can give you real insight.
What's your opinion on the best Hard Money Lenders for fix and flips? Let's say for a beginner flipper (only 1 completed deal in the last 3 years)
Looking for: Best rates, lowest points, highest ARV LTV, highest LTC, etc
I know many HML have different incentives/perks for more experienced flippers but who do you think is the best for the beginner. (Not first time, just beginner)
Hello Ben,
The only way to know would be to check a couple of reviews and perhaps call a couple of hard money lenders to see who has the best rate, ARV, LTV, highest LTC.
Keep in mind: everyone's pricing will be different. Things like your FICO, experience level, cash on hand, budget, ARV, if working alone/with a partner, if closing the loan in LLC, are what will determine your pricing with every lender.
So, it isn't only about who does the best rates, ARV, LTV. Your financials will determine your pricing. So call a couple of lenders, give them a call, give them your financials when they ask, and then get pricing.
What's your opinion on the best Hard Money Lenders for fix and flips? Let's say for a beginner flipper (only 1 completed deal in the last 3 years)
Looking for: Best rates, lowest points, highest ARV LTV, highest LTC, etc
I know many HML have different incentives/perks for more experienced flippers but who do you think is the best for the beginner. (Not first time, just beginner)
I would just chime in and add "Speed" to the list - a lot of times closing a deal quickly and being able to beat cash offers is key to getting the best deals, so speed to close (including if a appraisal or not is required is often very important too)
Lender · Springfield, MO · Member since 2023 · 651 posts · 314 votes
2y
Hey Ben,
Saw this pop up and wanted to see if you were able to hone in on anything. There are so many options in this space and it can become a lot really quickly, and usually every program varies on those different perks that you mentioned, not to mention having other perks like deferred interest payments.
Are there some ballpark terms that you are hoping for?
Lender · Winter Park, FL · Member since 2021 · 737 posts · 412 votes
2y
Under the "Build Your Team" tab at the top of bigger pockets is a Hard Money Lending directory. There are plenty of great lending options in there. Pick up the phone and call around. Don't just focus on numbers, find someone who understands the business and can give you real insight.
Lender · San Diego, CA · Member since 2022 · 130 posts · 75 votes
2y
Hey Ben, I hope you were able to find a lender for your investment! But, in the case you didnt I would like to give you perspective on what we lend on for first-timers. For a fix and flip: we lend, 70%-75% LTV to Purchase Price + 100% LTV to Rehab, rates for first timers are usually 12-13% (Non-dutch), points are 2.5%-3%, closing times are 5-10 days.
Hopefully this helps, good luck on your next flip!