Rehab Funding

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I am a beginner and have put together all the resources to begin rehabbing except the funding. I recently came across a company called Rehab Funding locating in PA. Has anyone had any experiences with them. I like their terms but am looking for some feedback

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  • cloudmkr7th September, 2003

    I have not heard of or know of them, but just read thier website and the terms do sound good.

    Please let me know if you use them or hear anything about them.

  • bal287th September, 2003

    Thanks for your reply. I am thinking seriously about going through their pre-qualification process. The terms are good but their loan process is very rigorious. I also checked the better business bereau but they said that they are updating their information on them.

    Does any one know of other companies that specialize in rehab funding?

  • jarviscm7th September, 2003

    I have talked to Bob at rehab funding and will be submitting a deal to them in the next week. You also might want to take a look at Brookview Financial. They do the same thing as rehab funding. As of yet I have not used either one of them.

  • bal287th September, 2003

    Thanks again and I look foward to hearing how the process goes. Thanks for the info

  • bal287th September, 2003

    I am also interested in rehab funders that are a little more friendly to first timers. any ideas anyone

  • Stockpro997th September, 2003

    Don''t count on any lender being too friendly with first timers. THis is the higher risk part of lending.. Like restaurants, first deals often go south during the first year/project.
    Jump through the hoops and establish yourself with a lending agency.
    There are thousands of individuals that loan money as well. THey are more concerned with LTV than anything else. Frequently they are called "hard money" lenders.
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    [ Edited by Stockpro99 on Date 09/07/2003 ]

  • Stockpro997th September, 2003

    please fill out your profile so we know who we are talking to. If I knew what state you were in then I might have a connection for you.

  • bal287th September, 2003

    Sorry about that I just did the profile

  • bal288th September, 2003

    Me again asking alot of questions like a true rookie. I have been looking around the internet and I came across a company called hardmoneyonly in Seattle, WA. Anyone has any info on them.

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