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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Stan Tallman
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  • Dallas, TX
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Sherman Bridge rate too good to be true?

Stan Tallman
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hey BP! I have been working with New Western here in Dallas and they have connected me with their sister company hard money lender Sherman Bridge. They are offering me a 7.75% 1.75 origination points for 75% arv on a flip deal. I have never heard of such a good rate...12%/2pts seems to be going rate lately...seems too good to be true. SB agent has only been at BP for 9 months. Also, they charge a $1100 processing fee. Any thoughts?

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    Wenner Nunes
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    Wenner Nunes
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    Hi Stan,

    I'll chime in as I had a call with Sherman Bridge regarding this hard money program they offer. I think if you have the liquidity - this is a great option. From my understanding, they will cover 75% of purchase price (25% down payment from buyer) and 75% of rehab costs (up to 75% ARV as you mention), so it would require a larger cash reserve to cover those repairs, which is why I decided to go with another HML for the time being.

    Looks great though! Let me know if you have a positive experience with them.

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