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Hard Money for 10% down

Hoa Nguyen
  • Edwardsville, IL
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I recently discussed with a fellow investor who claims he is getting his hard money loans secured for only 10% down. Everywhere I have looked has always been 20% minimum. I didn't dive too much into who he uses as the conversation was brief. Has anyone else done a deal with hard money with only 10% down? If so do you mind sharing who you used? That would be a game changer for future deals for me. 

(spare me the "hard money is dangerous" advice") 

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Eric Goldman
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Eric Goldman
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really matters the deal spread, credit and experience. typically down pmt is more with fees and closing costs than 10%. i have seen where the borrower was only putting 10% down on purchase but with fees and closing costs it jumps to 15-20%. other option would be 100% financing. even then you are financing those costs. 

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