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Corey Dutton
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What Are Typical Interest Rates on a Hard Money Loan?

Corey Dutton
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  • Lender
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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When we talk about loans, especially Hard Money Loans, the lender’s interest rate
easily falls between 8% to 18%. The borrower’s credit score has weight on the
interest rate even with hard money lenders. The property and the experience of the borrower
also affect the interest rate given by the hard money lender.

One must be prepared for the loan fee charged on a hard money loan. Hard money lenders charge 2 to 10 points, or 2 to 10 percent of the loan amount, as a loan fee. For those used to bank loans that have 1% loan fee or less, this loan fee charged by a hard money lender can have a little “sticker shock.” What affects the loan fee charged by the hard money lender? Most of the time this fee is set in stone and can’t be affected by credit, experience, or characteristics of the property.

One more factor that should be given importance would be the time it takes for
a hard money lender to fund the loan. Moving quickly is necessary when finding a great
investment property. This is the advantage of using a hard money lender. For this reason, it is a good
move to build rapport with hard money lenders for future loans, particularly if you are an active real estate investor.

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