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On a hoarder house in Northern Virginia, we ran the numbers both ways. Hard money at 10% / 2 points would have cost us roughly $6,500 in financing for a 30-day hold. Private money at 9% interest-only, no points, cost us under $1,600. On a fast wholetail exit, the financing type matters almost as much as the purchase price. We went private — closed at $210K, sold as-is at $349K, netted $115,050 in 30 days. Freddie scored it 100/100.


We sold the property as-is for $349K. The renovation pictured was completed by the buyer who purchased it from us. The $115,050 profit reflects our wholetail exit, not the renovation work.
Freddie scored this deal 100/100. Private money saved ~$5K vs hard money on a 30-day hold — proof that financing structure is just as important as finding the deal.
"Hard money loan lesson: on a sub-60-day hold, points kill your margin. Run both scenarios before you commit — private money often wins on short wholetails."
A hard money loan is a short-term, asset-based loan from a private lender (not a bank). It's secured by the property value, closes fast, and is commonly used for fix-and-flip or wholetail deals where traditional financing is too slow.
Key costs include origination points (1–3% of loan), monthly interest rate (8–12% annualized), draw fees for rehab, and extension fees. Freddie AI totals all costs and shows your true net profit.
Most hard money lenders go up to 65–75% of ARV or 80–90% of purchase price, whichever is lower. On a distressed property, this often means you bring 10–20% out of pocket at close.
Private money is typically from individuals (friends, family, networks) at negotiated rates — often 8–10% interest-only, no points. Hard money lenders are professional companies with standardized terms, faster closings, and more paperwork.
On a short hold, points are amortized over fewer days making them expensive. A 2-point hard money loan on a $200K deal costs $4,000 day one. For a 30-day wholetail, private money often wins on cost.
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