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Hard Money Lenders

Mike Brice
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  • Hampton, VA
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I'm looking to start investing and it seems the only way I can get started is with something called Hard Money. Can anyone tell me their experiences and/or pros and cons? Any informatiion would be helpful. Thanks!

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Don Konipol
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Hard Money Loan - A loan that is underwritten with the condition and value of the property as the primary criteria for approval. Secondary issues may include the ability of the borrower to repay the loan and/or the ability of the borrower to manage the property or successfully complete a rehab and sell the property. Owner occupancy, debt ratios and other issues are seldom a factor. Appraisals are another key benefit. These loans are usually approved within days and are often funded in two weeks or under with times as short as two or three days not uncommon. The cost for the benefits of speed of funding, lax underwriting and other advantages is typically a moderately high interest rate (usually low to mid teens) and high points (usually 5 to 10).

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