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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Hard money lender to buy property?
So I've seen a lot of people suggest using a hard money lender to purchase a property as a way to not use his/her own money in the deal. This makes sense for a fix and flip property, but how does it work out for a buy and hold rental? I can't seem to think of a way to pay off the lender in a short term just using the rental income off the property. Cash out refi?
Or in another situation, getting a conventional loan using a hard money lender to pay the down payment. Help??