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Gentry B.
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Hard Money Loan - What if I'm not in first position?

Gentry B.
  • Lehi, UT
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I was asked to do a hard money loan for $60k.  The borrower needs it for a bridge loan to finish a rehab.  There is already a $180k hard money loan in first position.  Is it wise to make that loan, and if so, how do I protect myself with collateral?

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    Sean Blomquist
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    Sean Blomquist
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    • Blaine, MN
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    @Gentry B. my biggest concern would be why they need another 60K to finish the project.  Too many unknowns to give you a good answer, but I would do a lot more digging into it before moving forward.

    We wouldn't do a 2nd position loan, we would buy out the first position as well so we are the only one with a lien.  The numbers obviously have to make sense though.

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