Hard Money Lender Points Negotiation for Repeat Borrowers
Real estate investors who bring repeat business to the same hard money lender have no established framework or leverage to negotiate point reductions on subsequent loans. Unlike traditional lending relationships, HML pricing is largely discretionary and opaque, making it difficult to quantify the value of repeat business. Investors lack tools to benchmark HML terms or formalize relationship-based pricing agreements.
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