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Brandon Jenkins
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What are current hard money terms?

Brandon Jenkins
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I am curious to know what hard many terms are in place in markets nationwide.

Please include: Credit scores, LTV, rates, comps, demos, etc., if possible.

Thank you,

Brandon J.

MODERATOR - No mentions of specific lenders or offers of loans in this thread, please.  That has to go into the Marketplace.

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Michael Noto
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Michael Noto
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There is no absolute answer here.  Just like conventional lending, hard money lenders have specific requirements that vary depending on the lender.

For our HML here in Connecticut we pay 12% for a 12-month term, 20% down, 3 points.

  • Michael Noto

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