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Hard Money lenders 10% -15%

Kyohei Brewer
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I Know the Cost of Money is becoming increasingly more expensive. But any Recommendations on Hard money Lenders offering 10% Down or 15% on fix and flip Products. Much appreciated 

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Yes you are right as the cost of money is becoming more expensive in today's climate. However, I still feel you can find hard money lenders out there who would fit this category. In terms of 10-15% down, are you looking for a lender who can also pay for 100% of the rehab cost? (as opposed to 10-15% of the total cost of the purchase price and rehab together).

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