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Anyone have loan experience with Do Hard Money

Stephen Turner
  • Clayton, NC
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Does anyone have any experience with the hard money lender, Do Hard Money?

Looking into doing business with them, if they approve me for REI in Raleigh NC

Thanks

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@Stephen Turner  the gothca from what I have seen posted about DHM is that everyone is approved once they send in the 3k that's a no brainer.. easy money for the company.

its getting a loan that they will actually fund that becomes an issue.. plus from what I have seen written its another 800 submission fee.. so your into these guys 3800 to 5k before you even get a deal done... that's a lot of risk.. and from what others have posted many never did get a deal funded and ran out of money because they gave them all they had with the dream of a no money down deal.

its simple guru tactics brought over to the quasi loan business from what others have said and posted..

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