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Hard Money vs Private Lending
Hello Bigger Pockets Members,
This has proven quite tricky for me. Please let me know if you have any advice:
I live in Florida but buy homes out of state, mainly Michigan. I cannot use conventional anymore as I have nearly maxed out at 10 conventional loans. I did my first Hard Money deal this past week but the points, rates, and other fees, were a quite large. Yikes. I know there is private and/or portfolio lending but usually to become a credit union member I have to live in the state or county there. I don't fit the criteria.
Does anyone know of a private lending in Michigan or other options better than a Hard Money lending for Michigan properties when living out of state. My credit score is excellent and I have good case reserves but trying to optimize on purchasing properties. Please let me know. Thanks.