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Shalane Latiker
  • Gary, IN
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Hard Money Lenders in NWI

Shalane Latiker
  • Gary, IN
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Greetings,

I'm currently searching for a hard money lender who is lends for properties in the Northwest Indiana area. I currently have a deal on a duplex that's under contract and I've run into some appraisal issues with the current hard money lender I'm using at the moment because they're using appraisers who are not familiar with the market of the local area. I'm currently contesting the results of the appraisal and I'm waiting to hear their response, but I want to make sure that I have a contingency plan lined up just in case things turn sour. The LLC that I have established will be purchasing the property, which is one of the main reasons (among some others) on why I'm using a hard money lender to get the deal done. Any info provided would be appreciated.

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