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Navi Veski
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  • Potomac, MD
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Question about HML for commercial renovation

Navi Veski
  • Contractor
  • Potomac, MD
Posted

Hello, everyone

I'm interested in any experiences you've had with a hard money loan to complete construction on an existing property. One of my partners owns a successful entertainment business next to Camden Yards in downtown Baltimore and is interested in securing a $140,000 loan to complete renovations on the second and third floor of the property. The property has one mortgage for about 10% of its value and my partner. That money was used to successfully rehab the main floor and retrofit the entire building with steel beams to increase space and sight lines.

Would a HM lender be interested in funding this project so that it is completed ASAP?

Any advice/experiences are appreciated.

Cheers!

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