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I'm looking to finance a hard money loan I used for a foreclosure, what's the best way to do this with poor credit.
I just recently purchased an investment condo out of foreclosure (have three other there already) however, I had to use hard money to acquire the property to the tune of 18% over a year and a half with a balloon payment at the end. I can manage the loan, but I really want to find a better option. Payments have not started yet. Where should I look first?