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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I use Hard Money OR a Local Bank to finance a fix and flip?
Hey BP-
I am an agent/investor in Austin, TX looking to finance a few fix and flips. My questions is should I use hard money or financing from a local bank to finance the deal? I have great credit and some cash in the bank, 401K, IRA, etc. I would also be interested in any recommendations for a local bank that works with investors or hard money lenders?
Thanks in advance!
Elliott
Most Popular Reply

Hard moneys benefit is closing fast. But their fees really add up. If you have cash, good credit and a good relationship with your bank, do this.......get an open line of credit, that way you can close fast and not pay the astronomical fees associated with hard money.