Cross Collateralizing A Hard Money Loan
In some cases, the low loan-to-values do not facilitate a loan sufficient to pay off the existing mortgage lender, in order for the hard money lender to be in first lien position. Because a security interest in the property is the basis of making a hard money loan, the lender usually always requires first lien position of the property. As an alternative to a potential shortage of equity beneath the minimum lender Loan To Value guidelines, many hard money lender programs will allow a "Cross Lien" on another of the borrowers properties. The cross collateralization of more than one property on a hard money loan transaction, is also referred to as a "blanket mortgage". Not all homeowners have additional property to cross collateralize. Cross collateralizing or blanket loans are more frequently used with investors on Commercial Hard Money Loan programs.
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