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Davian M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Florence South Carolina
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18 % from Hard Money Lender to high?

Davian M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Florence South Carolina
Posted

BP,

Here is my current dilemma! I have a family member who is trying to avoid going into foreclosure and has agreed to let me buy the property for the remaining balance, which is about 23K. I recently finished a renovation project on a investment property which is why I am a bit strapped for cash. I have found a hard money lender who is willing to loan me the payoff amount of 23k with 25 percent down for 5 years at 18 percent interest. Is this the common rate or should I look else where for better rates? I am open to any suggestions and I look forward to your thoughts.

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