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Chris Hill
  • Wholesaler
  • Tucker, GA
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Hard Money Lenders - What % is too high?

Chris Hill
  • Wholesaler
  • Tucker, GA
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I understand that hard money lenders have high interest rates and points.  I get it....they are taking most of the risks.  But what interest rate would you consider just too high?

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Simon W.
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Lehigh Valley PA & New York City
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Simon W.
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  • Lehigh Valley PA & New York City
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Originally posted by @Chris Hill:

I understand that hard money lenders have high interest rates and points.  I get it....they are taking most of the risks.  But what interest rate would you consider just too high?

You need to calculate if it will cut into your profits like crazy. If you have a hard time getting a lender with low interest-rate, than a higher interest rate might be for you if you really need to get a loan.

It all comes down to working out the numbers and if you would be satisfy with the result.

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