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What kind of lender and loan do I need?

Steve S.
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Looking for advice, please.

  • I'm a US expat living abroad. 
  • US taxes get filed every year, but no W2s - all income is foreign.
  • US credit is excellent. 
  • I have one SFH and want to buy more for buy-and-hold.
  • One lender has gone AWOL for a month after I submitted conventional income docs - they simply stopped responding to emails, texts, and calls. Is this unusual?
  • A hard-money lender is offering a line of credit of 500k with 2 points to be paid up front for the line, another 3 points for actual draws on the line for purchases at 9.75%, and another 1 point for each refi, currently at 3.5%.

Do I need a hard money lender? How do those terms compare with what's out there?

Is there a different kind of lender and loan I should be looking at?

Thank you.

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