If you pay your drywaller $12,000 instead of $10,000 it does not seem like a big deal, but if you have 25 trades to pay, that is $50,000. 

Now that that's out of the way, What kind of money are you willing to invest?

It just makes sense in certain markets to put my money there when the market is climbing or falling. 

I have talked to several lenders about a hard money loan but it seems no one wants to lend on a personal residence.

As other have said start networking with Hard money lenders now.

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Good morning,I wanted to take a second and speak with you about the advantages of leveraging your capital and using Hard Money to spread out the risk and increase your potential ROI on each project you undertake.

It's hard to say why with just what's been presented.That being said, hard money is quite expensive.

Capital is not an issue for me I can easily put the extra money down and have reserves but I'm leaning towards not doing it because it would still just be less out of pocket taking the hit every month.