Because hard
money lenders evaluate the property more so than the borrower, interest rates and down payments will be higher.
Not exact matches
The amount of
money you earn every month is a key component that
lenders evaluate.
A
lender needs to
evaluate the risk of lending
money to you.
Lenders will use a credit report and any collateral (property you own) in
evaluating your capacity to repay and making decisions to lend you
money.
When a
lender checks your credit report to
evaluate how risky it would be to lend you
money, that shows up as what is called a «hard» inquiry.
The industry credit rating standard for
lenders evaluating whether they will loan
money or extend a line of credit to consumers is the FICO credit score.
Lenders, Banks and credit card companies, use credit score to
evaluate the potential risk posed by lending
money to consumers.
For example, in a cash - out refinance, you will generally be required to explain your reason for getting
money out, and that reason will be
evaluated by your
lender.
Private student
lenders and student loan refinance
lenders can not
evaluate their credit risk because the borrowers may not have a track record of paying bills on time, or for borrowing
money and repaying it.
The answers to these five questions should help you to quickly compare and
evaluate hard
money lenders to find the one that is a perfect fit for you and your deal.
Money lenders use the loan to value ration to
evaluate how much risk a loan presents and it is well known that a higher LTV ratio indicates higher levels of risk.