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Jordan Kim
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Hard money lender to do flips in Delaware

Jordan Kim
  • Investor
  • Silver Spring, MD
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Hi Everyone,

I have now just finished my 3rd flips in Delaware area.  So far I only used my own money to do flips.  But I am thinking about using hard money to do next project.  Do you guys know any good hard money lenders I can work with?  And what would be the typical terms for using hard money?  Btw.  I have about 100K capital that I work with.  Thanks for helping out!

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James Masotti
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James Masotti
  • Rental Property Investor
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@Jordan Kim - I haven't worked with him before but @David Weintraub had competitive rates. I would also suggest checking in with Walker Bailey Group Commercial Lending.There is also Zitofsky Capital Management. Never used any of these folks...just some options to check into

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