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LENDING
HARD MONEY MADE SIMPLE
No Credit Checks!
Let's start with the basics..
Hard Money refers to a loan secured by a 'hard' asset (i.e.. real estate). Hard money loans are typically short term, lent to business entities, and designed for real estate deals.
What is hard money?
Approval in 24 Hours!
100% of purchase price funded!
No appraisal required!
short-term only!

NEW LOAN APPLICATION
HOW DO WE COMPARE?
SIMPLESTATE LENDING vs OTHER LENDERS
FEES
APPROVAL
TIME
CLOSING
TIME
LENDING
POWER
CREDIT
CHECK REQUIRED?
APPRAISAL
REQUIRED?

$0
24-48 HOURS FROM TIME OF REQUEST
AS LITTLE AS
24 HOURS FROM APPROVAL
100% OF
PURCHASE PRICE
NO
NO
OTHER HML LENDERS
2%-6%
UP TO 1 WEEK
2 WEEKS FROM APPROVAL
80% OR LESS OF PURCHASE PRICE
YES
YES
BANKS
2%-5%
1 - 2 WEEKS
30-60 DAYS FROM APPROVAL
80% OR LESS OF PURCHASE PRICE
YES
YES

WHERE DO WE FUND?
LLCs and other corporate organizations may access financing if borrowing in the following states:
Nebraska
Iowa
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas
Utah
Kentucky
Arkansas
*Contact us if you're interested in borrowing in a state not listed!
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What Is A Hard Money Loan?Hard money loans are a type of short-term private financing typically used in real estate transactions.
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How Do I Apply?Complete our short application at the bottom on this page to receive an approval within 24 hours! Be sure to enter the property address and your business entity info.
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What Is The Process?After reviewing your application, you’ll receive a decision within 24 hours. If approved, we’ll request your business, purchase, title, and insurance documents, then coordinate with title to meet your closing date.
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How Much Can I Borrow?We will lend up to 100% of the purchase price!
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What If I Do Not Have Any Experience?Not a problem! Our team is here to help with any questions you have along the way in order to make the process as simple as possible.
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How Are My Loan Payments Made?Interest payments are made on the 1st of each month paid via ACH payment from account info that is collected at closing.
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