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Updated almost 3 years ago,

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Steven Barr
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hard money didn’t count as cash offer

Steven Barr
  • Atlanta, GA
Posted

We just tried to put in a cash offer on a house, only to find out that our hard money loan could not be consider a ‘cash offer’. 

My question is twofold… 

1. Is this normal?

2. If this is normal, why in the world would anyone use hard money and pay the points, fees, and high interest instead of just using conventional financing?

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