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Hard money lenders vs typical mortgage loan?
Hello BP family !
I have an opportunity to purchase a couple of properties, that will be rentals, as a package deal. My question is should I use a hard money lender or go the traditional route? I already have four other properties but they were a combo of cash and mortgaged homes?
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@Coy Estes
If you can get traditional loans, do that. The traditional loan interest rates and terms are far superior to hard money.