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@Parker Russell welcome to BP, and good for you for being ready to get started down the REI path! I wouldn't jump immediately into the HML pool. They're certainly a good option for those who don't have many traditional financing or private money options. Check around with some local banks. If you can connect with some local real estate investors, see who they're using. Hopefully someone on BP from your area will have recommendations as well. Banks that cater to real estate investors will have very reasonable rates and flexible terms that, IMO, make them preferable to hard money. Smaller, local banks and credit unions tend to be the most flexible because they know the market and are connected with all the local real estate agents and title companies. Just my two cents. Best of luck to you!
Chris