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Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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how much money do you make on hard money?

Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Hi there

I'm currently looking at buying some properties but during this process i've been thinking about hard money loans for others.

Can anyone give me a sense of how much you can make on a hard money loan. What i mean by this is if i give my money to a hard money lender and they lend it out.

I wouldn't want to be involved in the screening process etc - just give the money and get the return.

I realize the lender will take a cut, so taking all that into account, what would the return be on say $100k?

Thanks very much

Rudi

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Anthony Susco
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Anthony Susco
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Rudi M. This depends on the lender, but you can certainly do very well. PM me or email me if you would like more specific information and details.

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