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Hard money lender offer
Hi all.
I been contacting some local hard money lenders and some online and the below is one of them offer.
-We require a 10% down payment of the entire project (purchase price + repairs)
-We can split the repairs up into four relatively equal draws
-You need cash on hand for the first section of repairs before we inspect them and reimburse you
-There is a 5% funding fee and around $1000 in closing costs that can both be rolled into the loan.
What you guys think about it?
I never deal with them before.
Thanks in advance