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Coty Dolan
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Hard Money Lending During COVID-19

Coty Dolan
  • Investor
  • The Woodlands, TX
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Hello everyone, I hope all is well during these wild times.

So I wanted to start a discussion and see what everyone experiences have; been trying too, failing too, and successfully obtaining Hard Money Lending right now, during the COVID-19 outbreak and stock market hiccup? 

I have seen one lender stop lending across all their loan types, another lender increased rates from 8% to 11.99%...

How has it been for everyone else? I still have confidence in obtaining lending, preferable Hard Money, but I am feeling a little heat because I just submitted 2 offers.

Appreciate all response, Thank you 

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Rob Beeman
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Rob Beeman
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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@Coty Dolan Most of the short-term lenders (Fix & Flip) that were tied to institutional funds (Wall Street) have stopped lending because they either can't get funds, or no one will buy their loan portfolio.  Now is the time to utilize either those small local private funding sources or national funding sources that have control over the money they lend and do not have to rely on Wall Street money to survive.  Expect to experience lower leverages (more money from the borrower) and higher rates to help the lender mitigate the risk of the market adjusting (they anticipate lower values to come). Plus they will look for borrowers with better liquidity to handle any unforeseen issues. (Just like they did during the last market correction)

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