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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hard money loan to value
I have a hard money lender offering 70% of current value, not ARV. Is this similar to terms that others are hearing?
I'm hoping to use hard money for both the purchase and renovation. These terms don't seem to leave room for both.
Thoughts?