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Greg M.
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Hard Money Advice

Greg M.
  • Investor
  • Evans Mills, NY
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Hello all,

  So I have recently purchased my first multi-family @$105,000 using conventional financing.  Current gross rents are almost 3.5% a month ($3500,00). This area has fantastic cash flows, granted they are mostly C units in C neighborhoods.  I would like to start buying some more, I have received some off market offers to buy properties close to 4 and 5%, one in particular I can estimate at all in costs of $120,000 bringing in almost $5000 a month gross.  The issue is I see Hard Money as my only recourse and I am still hesitant as I have used it before.  Can anyone offer any advice or expediences? I have been reading up everything I can and have heard a lot of good, but whats the negatives?  What issues can I expect?

Thanks all

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Tom S.
  • Real Estate Investor
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Tom S.
  • Real Estate Investor
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@Greg M. Why not just get a commercial loan for the 8 unit instead of hard money? If you're looking to buy and hold, HML is not really long term money anyway. You'd prob be looking at 5-6%, 20 year amort. for a commercial loan.

- Tom

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