All Forum Posts by: Vincent Pace

Some hard money lenders do not have a credit score requirement, so that would be a great way to get financing without one.

I agree with @Ingrid J. you should know on their doors and introduce yourself! In regards to financing, have you considered using a hard money lender? I would shop around for loans, until you can find a lender that best suits your needs.

Wow! Congratulations and what an inspiring story!

You could consider hard money lenders!

@Account Closed not only does it depend on the lender, but it also depends on your experience. Some lenders let you customize your rates with a varying combination of points and interest rates to create a loan that best suits you!

You could potentially use a hard money lender!

Some HML may not be happy with or may not lend to owner-occupied projects, which is something you should consider when or if you "shop" for a loan.

@Jason Davids, I just want to start off by saying I am a huge fan of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad". If you are looking to get started in RE investing I would suggest attending either a seminar/meeting in your local area for RE investors or contact a lender and ask them about the investing/borrowing process!

Best of luck,

Vince

Hi @Ivy Hailey ,

Your plans for investing seem very realistic. We would love to help you out! We can fund up to 85% and we have several programs, with or without points, depending on what you prefer!

If you would like to use a hard money lender feel free to shoot me a message!