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Christian Walker
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What Hard Money Lenders Do I Use?

Christian Walker
  • Investor
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I am trying to find private money lenders to refinance my house I finished. Which companies have y’all used and would recommend?

Thanks in advance,

Christian Walker

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Originally posted by @Christian Walker:

I am trying to find private money lenders to refinance my house I finished. Which companies have y’all used and would recommend?

Thanks in advance,

Christian Walker

If the property is finished, go conventional for long term money.  If you don't qualify for conventional, then use a portfolio lender.  If you don't qualify for a portfolio loan, sell the property and find another to fix and flip until you qualify for conventional financing.

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