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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Baltimore Private Money
Hello all,
First time caller long time listener. Just got a home under contract in Baltimore County and first time using a HML. I've done some shopping around and am currently working with a lender with terms of 4 pts and 14%- 12 months max. I do believe there is a value add in working with a local lender whom is knowledgeable of the area (as Baltimore neighborhoods can be eclectic), however was wondering if those terms are reasonable. Also, btw I am putting 10% down and covering anything over 65% AVR. I have more funds available to put towards a DP and rehab costs just want to maximize my total leverage while reducing overhead costs.
Thanks,
DB