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Posted almost 7 years ago

Who Is A Hard Money Client

One line in the hard money or private money world that can't be crossed is lending to someone in a primary residence . This is because the law is clear with lending to a consumer vs commercial use. Most of the clients in need of hard money would be fix and flip investors or people looking to cash out of their investment properties. As long as the person does not live in their property and it is an investment, it is something that hard money can take a look at.

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