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All Forum Posts by: Bri Hall

Bri Hall has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Thank you all for such great information. I am looking at local community banks too. Since I am new at this, I am nervous about working with a hard money lender since there is so many. A local bank gives me better peace of mind LOL.

Thank you so much. I was considering the hard money lender route but got slightly overwhelmed because of the different options, rates and not knowing how to properly vet them. I will definitely keep doing my homework.

I purchased a residential lot that after being surveyed can have two homes placed on it. Paid cash for it.  

What is the best lending strategy to fund this new construction? This will be built and hold properties. I am looking for some ideas on how to properly fund this thing. I do have a second unfinished property in GA that I can possibly leverage. Should I go traditional bank route? hard money lender? HELP :)