Hard Money Real Estate Loans from Coastal La Jolla Funding

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Hard Money Real Estate Loan Definition:

A hard money real estate loan is a short-term bridge loan that is used for acquisitions, turnaround situations, foreclosures and bankruptcies. Interest rates, although high on business hard money real estate loans, are less costly than taking on a financial partners or losing the real estate opportunity altogether.

Who are Hard Money Real Estate Loans Ideal for?

Hard money real estate loans are ideal for borrowers who are unable to obtain funding through a conventional source. The properties or the borrowers are often clouded by legal or operational problems. Hard money real estate loan lenders can often help solve the problems and get the property repositioned for a conventional refinance.

Hard Money Real Estate Loan Lenders

All Hard Money Real Estate Loan lenders are different. The Hard Money Real Estate Loan lenders we refer clients to will usually consider income producing properties such as apartments, condo/co-op conversions, retail/shopping/strip centers, mixed use properties, industrial, office buildings, hotels/motels, medical, mobile home parks and restaurants, as well as non-income producing properties such as land acquisition, development and construction, bank workouts, foreclosures and bankruptcies.

How long do Hard Money Real Estate Loans typically last?

Hard money real estate loan terms are typically no longer than two to three years. The reason is simply that a longer term becomes too expensive for the borrower. With hard money real estate loan lending, the goal is to have the borrower in and out of the hard money real estate loan as quickly as possible. The hard money real estate loan lender will analyze each transaction during the due diligence process for "good risk" -- to be sure that a property can be repositioned for conventional refinancing or sale within one or two years.

Business Hard Money Real Estate Loan Equity

The amount of equity needed for a hard money real estate loan depends on the quality of the real estate and the hard money real estate loan lenders themselves. The Hard Money Real Estate Loan lenders of Coastal La Jolla Funding prefer 20% to 25% equity.

If you would like to apply for a hard money real estate loan through the Coastal La Jolla Funding, click on our hard money real estate loan application.

For information on hard money personal loans, click on our hard money personal loans.

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