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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply
Private Lender in Philadelphia
Hi all,
I am looking to buy a SFH in Philadelphia at around $100,000 with rehab of $50,000. Any recommendation of hard money or private lenders? I greatly appreciate your input.
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Robin Simon
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Quote from @Erik Estrada:
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@Erik Estrada how is that still not a hard money / private lender?
Most "Hard Money/PM lenders" are expensive. I have seen many charge 4-5 points and rates are above 10%. The fix and flip loan is basically hard money, just not as expensive as going with a traditional hard money/pm lender.
Can you clarify how you are differentiating these? Most "fix and flip" lenders consider themselves to be hard money