All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: Looking for lender on property in Greater Palm Springs
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That is actually a really good rate in this current market, especially with that high of leverage. I'd be surprised if you found better.
Most lender's floor is in the 7's.
Post: I have a deal that I'm looking for hard money lender.
- Lender
- CA
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Hi, Brandon. Would love to discuss!
Post: Lender recommendations in Philadelphia?
- Lender
- CA
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Would love to connect!
Post: Looking for hard money / private lenders - Santa Fe / Albuquerque
- Lender
- CA
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Would love to connect.
Post: Help with Hard Money Lenders!?!?
- Lender
- CA
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Hi, Jordan!
What kind of "promises" are you running into that cannot be followed through with? Would love to connect and see how I can help.
Post: Origination fee... real or fake?
- Lender
- CA
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Hi, David. You usually won't find a lender who doesn't require an origination fee. Very few do not require it, but the origination fee is how companies make their money for the work that goes into originating a loan. Also, many loan officers are commission only and the origination fee pays their commission.
Hope this helps, would love to connect.
Post: Looking for hard money info for SoCal
- Lender
- CA
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Hello, we are based in San Fran. Rates are running from 9.5-12% depending on FICO and experience. Would love to connect.
Post: Lenders for Foreign Investors/Non-US Residents
- Lender
- CA
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I can help. Would love to connect.
Post: Hard money lender to flip a house
- Lender
- CA
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I'd love to connect and answer any questions. We are based in San Fran :)
Post: Navigating through our first BRRRR
- Lender
- CA
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Hi Kate!
With HML/PML we typically reimburse on rehab funds.(not every company though) So it still can come out of pocket but you get reimbursed on the paid invoices to the contractor for each completed project. I don't know if that sounds ideal to you or not. Some lenders only require real estate investment experience regardless of the type of investment, rental, fix & flip, ground-up construction, etc... So you would want to find the right one that accepts your rental property experience.
Just my thoughts, hope this helps!
I'd love to chat if you have any questions!