Borrowers with bruised credit scores. While not exceptionally low, these borrowers have had one or two instances of trouble with their credit in the past. Because their score is not exceptionally low, the banks will still provide them with a mortgage. However, because it’s also not exceptionally high, those banks will still charge a large amount of interest on those mortgages. Borrowers know there are other, cheaper venues, and they often explore them.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThese are just a few of the most common types of borrowers you’ll get with private mortgage investing. Also don’t forget those borrowers who know that they could be approved at a major bank, but also know that going private may just result in a faster, easier mortgage process for them!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We’ve talked before about the average private mortgage investor and what they look like. Plenty of capital and an appreciation for the low risk nature of private mortgage investing were just two of the most common traits among ‘typical’ investors. But what about the\u00a0borrowers? Those who’s mortgage you’ll be supporting? What do they look like? … <\/p>\n
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