Loan Types

The HardMoney Company offers a variety of different hard money loan types to clients in Florida, Virginia, and all over the country. Our team will provide you with the capital needed for various projects. Learn about the different types of loans that our team offers.

Commercial Hard Money Loans

A commercial loan from our hard money lending team will allow you to receive the quick capital you need to purchase or refinance a commercial property. Our funding makes the entire process quicker and more efficient than going through a traditional banking establishment. These loans are typically short-term loans with fast closing times with zero upfront charges.

Rehab Loans

If you are looking to start a home improvement project or need the capital to remodel a residential property, then a rehab loan is a great option. Rehab loans offer a quick approval and closing time to help provide you with the capital you need to remodel, repair, or rehab your home in record time!

Fix and Flip Loans

A fix and flip loan is great for those who are in need of the capital to purchase a home with the sole purpose of remodeling and selling the home. These loans are secured by real estate and will provide you with the capital you need to jump on the opportunity to remodel and flip your home.

Bridge Loans

If you are currently renovating a commercial property or a residential building and need short term funding then a bridge loan can provide you with the capital you need. While you are in the process of receiving permanent funding, a bridge loan is a great option to continue your project without any delays.

Types of Buildings We Provide Loans For

The HardMoney team has experience lending on a wide variety of different building structures and types. Whether it is residential or commercial projects, we can help you with multiple types of projects. Some examples of building types we have worked with in the past are listed below.

Approved Structure Types:

  • Single Family Homes
  • Townhomes
  • Multi-units
  • Apartments
  • Condos
  • Land Deals (strict restrictions apply)
  • Shopping Strips
  • Office Condos
  • And More!
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Capitalization – We have the capital to close multiple deals at the same time. Our loans range from $50,000 to $5mm.
  2. Streamlined processing – Loan analysis, closings, and draws are always expedited.
  3. Analysis – Loans are only made when the HardMoney Company concludes that your success is very achievable.
  4. Senior Management – Our senior management is always involved in your personal transaction and are readily available to all clients.

The property and the deal are the main determining factors. Credit is examined however, we are very understanding of past credit issues. Rarely is someone denied simply because of their credit.

From 1% to 20%. Past performance and the transaction’s strength will determine the amount of cash required from a client. Often, refinance or “cash-out deals” require -0- cash.

Yes, after a careful analysis is completed on your first mortgage and the equity on the property.

Yes, after an application is completed.

Points are fees for acquiring a loan. Each point charged is equal to 1% of the loan amount. Two points on a $150,000 loan are equal to $3000.

Recently we closed a deal 24 hours from the time we met the client at his property. Our process is extremely streamlined however we are restricted with title reports and title issues. Most deals are closed within 5-7 business days. Florida is the exception: Florida transactions typically require 3 weeks to close.

Typically, interest rates for a hard money loan at the HardMoney Company range from 9-15%.

There are no up-front fees, but good faith deposits are required only after a loan commitment.

We accept all levels of income and credit. Rarely is credit/income a reason for us to deny a loan request.

A hard money loan is a short-term, asset-based loan primarily used for real estate investments. Unlike traditional loans, approval is based more on the property's value than the borrower's creditworthiness.

Hard money loans are typically easier to obtain, have shorter terms, higher interest rates, and are based on the property's value rather than the borrower's credit history. Conventional loans involve more strict credit checks and longer approval processes.

Hard money lenders often finance various property types, including residential investment properties, commercial properties like office buildings and retail spaces, rehab projects, and fix and flip projects.

Interest rates for hard money loans generally range from 9% to 15%, with loan terms varying from 1-2 years. Rates and terms depend on factors like property type, location, and loan-to-value ratio.

Hard money loans can often be approved and funded within 5-7 business days, a few weeks if on the longer side, making them a viable option for time-sensitive real estate transactions.

Most hard money lenders offer LTV ratios up to 75% on income-producing properties and up to 50% on land, though this can vary by lender and property type.

Yes, borrowers are usually expected to invest some of their own funds into the project, with down payment requirements varying based on the lender's policies and the property's specifics.

Common upfront fees may include appraisal fees, document fees, and sometimes loan application fees. It's important to inquire about all potential fees before proceeding.

While credit is considered, hard money lenders focus more on the property's value and the borrower's equity, making these loans accessible to individuals with less-than-perfect credit.

Advantages include a simpler application process, quicker approval, less emphasis on personal financial history, and the ability to finance projects that may not qualify for traditional loans.

Due to regulations, hard money loans are typically not available for primary residences. Most hard money lenders focus on investment properties and may require borrowers to secure financing through an entity like a registered LLC.

A private lender is an individual financing a project with personal capital, while a hard money lender is an organization or company that provides financing for real estate investments as a business.

Hard money loans can be safe when obtained from reputable lenders. However, borrowers should be aware of higher interest rates and fees compared to traditional loans and ensure they can meet the loan terms to avoid potential foreclosure.

Hard money lenders focus more on the property's value and potential, with less emphasis on the borrower's credit score and financial history, compared to institutional lenders.

Researching lenders' reputations, seeking referrals from other real estate investors, and verifying licensing and credentials can help borrowers find reliable hard money lenders.

Advantages include quick approval and funding, and flexibility in terms. Dangers involve higher interest rates, shorter repayment periods, and the risk of losing the property if unable to repay.

Yes, some hard money lenders are willing to work with borrowers who have tax liens, often requiring that tax issues be resolved at closing.

Some hard money lenders can provide blanket loans on commercial properties, but typically not on residential properties.

Hard money lenders may offer various programs, including interest-only loans and amortizing loans, depending on the needs of the transaction.

Yes, common upfront fees may include appraisal fees, document fees, and sometimes loan application fees. It's important to inquire about all potential fees before proceeding.