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Joshua Joseph
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Looking to buy first rental using hard money

Joshua Joseph
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Hello to you all. I'm looking to purchase my first rental property in Houston, Tx or surrounding areas. I have been looking into hard money lending as conventional lending is not a option for me do to my high DTI. I found a hard money lender that will work with me. They are offering me a fully amortized 30yr fixed loan at 6.25% interest rate that I can put into my LLC instead of my personal name. The problem is they want 30% down payment. I feel like that's a high down payment but then again I have no experience at all with this. Does this sound like a good hard money loan for a first time real estate investor? Any advise and feedback is greatly appreciated!

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