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WHAT IS A HARD MONEY LOAN / BRIDGE LOAN?

 

Hard Money Loans are Real Estate Secured Loans Where Traditional Financing May Be Unobtainable.

 

A “Hard Money Loan/Bridge Loan" is an asset-driven loan based on the collateral value of a commercial property.  Almost any asset is up for consideration, be it real estate or other commercial property.  Other assets include negotiable securities, accounts receivable invoices, equipment, inventory, etc.  Typically, Hard Money Lenders fund very quickly, usually within one to three weeks and credit is generally not considered in making Hard Money loans.  It's the value of the collateral that counts and most Hard Money Lenders will lend up to 65% loan-to-value.

 

Our Network of Hard Money Lenders is capable of funding millions of dollars quickly for:

 

· Commercial property purchases or refinances

· Bank workouts

· Foreclosure situations

· Bankruptcies

· Other types of opportunistic or problematic situations

 

Our Hard Money lenders have the ability to close loans quickly.  They can have millions of dollars ready in a matter of days and with minimal prep work. There are no voluminous applications and endless interviews.  Sometimes, it often takes a single telephone call, web site application submission or email to determine whether a deal may qualify.

 

We provide our clients a resource for obtaining non-conforming commercial real estate (Hard Money) loans.

 

Loan Amounts: $1 million to $100 million.

 

 

Lending Program Highlights

 

Super Fast Turnaround                                                              

2 Days for Commitment

As Fast as 10 Days for Closing

Up to 65% Loan-to-Value Ratio

Commercial Property Acquisitions and Refinancing

Development and Construction

Bank Workouts

Bankruptcies & Foreclosures

Loan Terms From 1 to 5 Years

Nationwide (Worldwide also available)

 

 

                

                      HARD MONEY TRANSACTIONS

 

 

Example:

 

Annabelle Investor wants to purchase an apartment building for $5,000,000.  She needs a new hard money loan for $3,250,000, which is 65% of the property’s quick sale value.  This leaves a balance of $1,750,000 to be financed.  She must put $1,000,000 of her own cash or equity into the purchase (20% minimum borrower investment is required).  The remaining 15% balance is $750,000, which can be financed with a seller carry back or other

subordinated 2nd mortgage.

                                                                

                                                                 
                                                                 
                                                                                                                                                                                      

 

                                                      

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hard Money Loans are Available for the Following:

 

 

 

 

Amusement Parks

Apartments

Assisted Living Centers

Auto Care Centers

Auto Dealerships

Bowling Centers

Car Washes

Casinos

Child Care Centers

Condominiums Congregate Care Facility

Convenience Stores

Distribution Centers

Fitness Centers

Franchises

Funeral Homes

Gas Stations

Golf Courses

Historic

Hospitals

Hotels/Motels

Independent Living Facilities

Industrial Buildings

 

Industrial Parks

Jumbo Home Developments

Land Developments

Marinas

Medical Clinics/Medical Offices

Mini Warehouses

Mixed Use Properties

Mobile Home Parks

Movie Theaters

Nursing Homes

Offices (Multi-Tenant/Single-Tenant Warehouse)

Office Buildings

Outlet Centers

Parking Garage

Malls

Rehabilitation Facilities

Resort

Restaurants

Retail (Anchored/Unanchored, Single-Tenant)

Single Family Skilled Nursing Facility

Special Purpose Property

Time Share

$5,000,000

-3,250,000

             1,750,000

 

1,750,000

-1,000,000

750,000

$             0

Hard Money Loans are Available for the Following:

Quick sale price
Hard money loan (65% of appraised value)
Balance

 

Balance

Borrower cash or equity (20% borrower investment required)

15% seller carry back or other subordinated 2nd mortgage

Balance