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New York City Investors
Hi, I'm looking at taking a hard money loan for a investment property in New York. The current purchase price is $500,000 ARV: $850,000 construction: $80-100,000. What would be good in terms of hard money lending? I haven't inquired yet but I'd like to know what rates I'm looking at before executing. What rates / terms would I be looking at for a property in NYC? Just a ball park would suffice.
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Anywhere from 8-15%, 2-5 points