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Hard Money Loan 

A hard money loan is an asset-based loan that uses real estate as collateral, making it a viable option for those with spotty credit.

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HARD MONEY LOAN DETAILS

LOAN TO VALUE

50% - 75% LTV 

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AMORTIZED TERMS

6mo, 12mo, 24mo, and 36mo terms

OUR RATES

Rates at 10%+ per year

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PAYBACK TERMS

Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly payback

What is a hard money loan?

A hard money loan is secured by real property and used primarily in real estate transactions. Hard money lenders are not banks but investors or companies that see value in this potentially risky venture. The loan terms depend mainly on the property value, not the borrower's creditworthiness. Funds can be used for any business operation need.

Uses & Benefits

Working with hard money lenders is fast - unlike conventional mortgages, private investors can offer funding in less than a week, a competitive advantage in real estate-backed funding. They offer an entry point to borrowers with bad credit and look past individual risk indicators due to the collateral property.

  • Closes more quickly than traditional loans.

  • Best used for bridge capital.

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Frequently Asked Questions 

Consolidated Funding Inc.

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1897 Northeast 164th Street

North Miami Beach, Florida 33162
Phone: 888-502-8883
Fax: 888-501-1183
Email: submissions@consolidatedfunding.net

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Consolidated Funding Inc. through its various partners, lenders, and institutions will find for every customer the most suitable business loans and lines of credit, accounts receivable factoring, mortgage positions on commercial properties, and Small Business Association (SBA) programs.

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