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Joe Szymczak II
  • Fredericksburg, VA
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Has anyone used DoHardMoney.com?

Joe Szymczak II
  • Fredericksburg, VA
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I'm looking into different funding for fix and flips in Virginia and DoHardMoney.com keeps coming up.  I looked into it and got preapproved for funds but I'm not sure how I feel about the company or their terms and conditions.  Has anyone used this company and if so how did it go, do you recommend them?  Thanks!

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Kenny Lee
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Kenny Lee
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Never used or heard of them, but have used a couple different HM lenders.  Shop around and compare rates and you'll get a good idea of what's good and what isn't.  And some of the terms from company to company will vary.  For example, I'll use one HM lender for deals that are rehab-heavy and a different one for ones that are more purchase price-heavy.  And they don't always have to be local either.  Then just look at each deal knowing what your approximate HM costs will be before pulling the trigger. 

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