Swallowing apparently was the easy part.

I don't know, I feel pretty bad now.....So I have a loan that matures soon and due to its commercial nature (TIC), I can't seem to find a new lender...So the current lender offered to merge this loan onto another prop...

Are there any hard money lenders who aren't so "hard" I was looking at the 14% and 6pts that is talked about as average and that would be very hard to swallow.

Somehow, "SuperFreddie" just doesn't roll off the tongue as nicely.Once they "fix" Fannie & Freddie (for the THIRD time in a decade), those two can open wide & swallow the poison all over again.We thoughtless Taxpayers can carry "IT" a little while longer - this is a problem FDR could have have bungled without breaking a sweat.After that, a home deep in the woods, "complete with bunker", will be the "Hot Feature Of The Year" on MLS.They'll sell well, likely with FHA loans & a Grant from the several levels of overstaffed Governments

I readily admit that I do not work in double closing short sale transactions, but it seems as if the lenders would have a hard time swallowing this.Hopefully I'm wrong, but I just see the lenders refusal to accept reality as a difficult bridge to cross at times.Just my thoughts,Dave

Easier to swallow a 1.5% per year Hoa fee than 7.5%.

If its small, it might be worth more to swallow your pride than contact a lawyer.

That's a tough one for a tenant to swallow.

Bitter pill to swallow, but we thank God we're out of there now and focused on other areas that actually cash flow.Good luck with whatever you end up doing. 

Which is easier to swallow.