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Ignacio Rosenberg
  • Chicago, IL
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What does the seller see? Hard money lenders.

Ignacio Rosenberg
  • Chicago, IL
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We're starting to seriously consider BRRR as a strategy, but are very inexperienced with hard money lenders. I'm going around trying to set a couple of meetings to talk to lenders, I think a conversation is always a good starting point.

That being said I was wondering how the seller of a property sees hard money.  Since it seems to differ to a conventional loan, and I understand it to be more of a "bulk" package of money...is the seller under the impression this is a cash offer? How does hard money look  like to them getting the funds, basically?

Thanks!

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