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Jonathan Davis
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Anyone want to recommend a hard money lender?

Jonathan Davis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Memphis, TN
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Hi BP Nation,

I am in Memphis, TN and I just completed a successful flip. I am now putting offers in on properties that I plan to BRRRR.

My challenge is this - it usually takes me about 30 days to close through my bank. I recently lost on an opportunity because another investor could close more quickly than I could.

I have a great relationship with my bank, but I think adding a hard money lender to my “toolbox” would be helpful.

Any referrals or recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Jonathan

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    Jay Hinrichs
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    Jay Hinrichs
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    Originally posted by @Michael Kinsella:

    Hi Jonathan,

    Below are a few good starting points with regards to your lender search…

    The ‘Network’ tab on BiggerPockets has a hard money lenders tab, and you can search by state.

    Local meetups

    Speaking with local realtors

    Speaking with title companies

    Speaking with other investors in your area who focus on your property type can be particularly helpful. If they've had a good experience with a lender, then chances are you are setting yourself up for success down the road.

    Online search/databases. Simply by searching online you can find a number of quality reputable national lenders. If you want to get more specific, then you can type in your location, e.g. 'Memphis' along with your hard money lender search query. 'Memphis hard money lender' would be a reasonable starting point.

    Hope this helps,

    Michael

    TN requries a state specific license for 1 to 4 units.. so not as many choices there.. depends on the size as well.. many wont go under 100k or 75k.. etc.. so i guess it just depends. Ask you banker for a LOC for this specific purpose.. thats what i have for buying courthouse steps

    you get a small unsecured line from your bank to take it down then secure it up after the fact..  does not hurt to ask.

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