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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Question to hard money lenders
I've just began to research alternative opportunities of investing and have come across hard money lending (HML). I understand the necessities of having a lot of money and having experience, but I'm not sure when, or if, to jump in. To streamline the process, I'll list the information I'm looking for below:
1) How much capital, if any, is recommended to pursue HML?
2) Some blogs consider HML a resort for people who don't qualify for traditional loans because of their poor financial situation, so how do you reduce the risks of working with people who may lead to a failed investment?
3) How do you reach people who are looking for HML?
4) In your experience, what are some advantages and disadvantages in HML?
All responses are greatly appreciated.