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Updated almost 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

No appraisal/inspection allowed for property prior to closing
Hello,
I've been running into a challenge with financing. It seems most hard money lenders will require in depth inspection/appraisal before closing for foreclosed properties. (though several advertised they dont require inspection/appraisal for funding)
Has anyone used hard money lenders for foreclosed properties that typically require to close prior to appraisal/full inspection? I just don't want to spend time attempting to work with hard money lenders if there's no chance of funding without appraisal/inspection.
Thank you for any input you have!