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Getting out of a hard money loan by refinancing
Hi BP community!
I’d like to preface this by saying I currently have no investment properties, just a curious future investor!
I’ve done a lot of research lately about Hard Money lenders. I know they can be incredibly risky, but also a great tool if used correctly!
My question is, if you get a HML to contribute 90%, meaning you'd put 10% down, is it possible at the end of the term when you have to pay back the lender, you refinance the property he/she helped finance?
Further, say you have a majority of the money owed available, (accumulated through cash flow/other savings), Is it possible to refinance the equity you've accumulated over the year to pay back portion of the HML you do not have?
Thank you in advance!