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Hard Money Lending: upfront money needed?
Hello BP Investors!
I have been researching for hours and I still cannot figure out if I need to bring money to the table through Hard Money Lending.
If I understand correctly, I could get around 70% of the ARV (depending on company). Lets pretend that with that 70% I can buy and repair the property.
Do I need a down payment? Collateral?
How do I pay for the "points"? Upfront or are those points "roll over" and included on the loan?
Back to the initial question, any upfront money needed? Is there any scenario where I can borrow without any money out my pocket?
I cant wait for your responses, you guys rock!
Happy Investing...
Yadira
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Originally posted by @Yadira Gutierrez:
Thanks so much for the info, it makes sense!!
Anybody want to contribute with a breakdown of the process on any $$ scenario? Just so I have an idea of how would work with real numbers?
Cant wait!
Yadira
This is not my area of expertise, so this is a ballpark.
Say you want a property that costs $50k and needs $50k of work - at the end of the day it will be worth $125k
So you need $100k - The HML will lend you $80k.
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