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James Yancy II
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Using a suggested hard money lender.

James Yancy II
  • Kansas City, MO
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With all these up front fees, what is a good hard money lender that doesn't require a application fee? I feel that these fees should be included in the closing not up front. A little understanding goes a long way!

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Ryan Blake
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@James Yancy II Upfront fees will almost always be applied to your closing if you choose to go with that company. In Texas we typically see 2.5% points and 12-13% interest for new investors and down to 2% points and 11% interest for more seasoned investors.

I personally have never had to pay an application fee. What amount are they trying to charge?

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