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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
hard money Lending..
Hi my name is Tyree,
Im really curious as to how hard money,and conventional loans work. I spoke with a lender last week and he is telling me, that my credit checked out ok and i can apply for FHA 203 loan. Meaning i can borrow the money and rehab money combined into one loan. Then im reading info about high interest rates with hard money, i guess im trying to find the right answer for me to do my, first deal.
Please help! newbie..
Thanks
Ty
Most Popular Reply

If you can get into a deal with a bank loan over a hard money loan, that's the way to go. The rates and terms are simply better.
However, people use a hard money lender out of necessity because they either need to close fast, or they don't have the credit for a bank loan. If you're flipping properties, hard money lending (or private money) is the standard. If you're buying to hold, go for a bank loan if you can.