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Hard Money Lenders in Nevada
4 of the 13 national hard money lenders we compared say on their websites that they lend in Nevada. The lowest advertised starting rates among them: Lima One Capital (as low as 7.75%), Kiavi (as low as 8.25%), Easy Street Capital (starting at 8.90%). We also list 3 lenders based in Nevada. 6 exclude Nevada or leave it off their published state lists.
National lenders that lend in Nevada
| Lender | Fix-and-flip rate | Max leverage | Min credit score | Loan size | Time to close |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lima One Capital | As low as 7.75% | Up to 95% LTC, 75% of ARV, 100% of rehab | 660 | $100K to $5M | Within 3 weeks for repeat borrowers; Bridge Plus in as few as 7 days |
| Kiavi | As low as 8.25% | Up to 100% LTC / 80% ARV (an FAQ on the same page says up to 95% LTC) | Not stated | $100K to $5M | As few as 7 days |
| Easy Street Capital | Starting at 8.90% | Up to 93% LTC (90% of purchase, 100% of rehab), up to 75% of ARV | 600 | $75K to $5M+ | As little as 24 to 48 hours (its pages give both) |
| Griffin Funding | Not published | Not stated | Not stated | From $100K | Often 7 to 10 days |
Rates are each lender's advertised starting rate for fix-and-flip loans. Click a lender for its full terms.
Hard money lenders based in Nevada
Capella Mortgage
Las Vegas, NV. Phone: 702-214-4700.
- Loans: Fix and flip, problem deal, construction, SFR development, land development, commercial, hotel, gas station
- Loan size: $50,000 - $35 million
- Rates: 9% to 14%, most loans priced 12% to 14%; typically 3 to 4 points
- Where: Nevada and Arizona; other states commercial property only
Mojave Capital
Las Vegas, NV. Phone: (702) 776-7444.
- Loans: Fix and flip, commercial real estate, construction, development, bridge
- Loan size: Not stated
- Rates: Not published
- Where: Las Vegas, Nevada
NV Capital Corporation
Las Vegas, NV. Phone: (702) 745-6787.
- Loans: Private and hard money loans, fix and flip, bridge, commercial real estate, rental, multifamily, vacant land
- Loan size: Not stated
- Rates: Not published
- Where: Southern Nevada and throughout Nevada; describes itself as a private lending and investment brokerage
Other regional lenders that list Nevada
TriTalent Funding Group
Portland, OR. Phone: (503) 222-4466.
- Loans: Bridge, commercial, construction, investment residential
- Loan size: Not stated
- Rates: Not published
- Where: Oregon, Washington, Idaho, California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Utah and Texas
Pacific Home Loans
Kihei, HI (also lists Henderson, NV). Phone: (808) 891-0415.
- Loans: Private money / hard money: bridge, renovation and rehab, fix and flip, short-term acquisition
- Loan size: Not stated
- Rates: Not published
- Where: Hawaii, California, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, Montana, Tennessee, Texas, Oregon and Washington; describes itself as a hybrid mortgage bank and broker that funds private money in-house
Lenders that exclude Nevada or do not list it
- New Silver: not on its published state list
- Sherman Bridge: not on its published state list
- Express Capital Financing: excludes Nevada on its website
- LendingOne: excludes Nevada on its website
- Upright: not on its published state list
- Ternus: excludes Nevada on its website
Lenders that do not publish a state list
Groundfloor, RCN Capital, CoreVest do not publish which states they lend in. Ask them directly about Nevada.
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Frequently asked questions
Who are the hard money lenders in Nevada?
4 of the 13 national hard money lenders we compared say on their websites that they lend in Nevada. The lowest advertised starting rates among them: Lima One Capital (as low as 7.75%), Kiavi (as low as 8.25%), Easy Street Capital (starting at 8.90%). We also list 3 lenders based in Nevada. 6 exclude Nevada or leave it off their published state lists.
What do hard money loans cost in Nevada?
Among national lenders that lend in Nevada, the lowest advertised starting rates are Lima One Capital (as low as 7.75%), Kiavi (as low as 8.25%), Easy Street Capital (starting at 8.90%). Points and fees come on top, and starting rates go to the most experienced borrowers with strong credit. Check each lender's terms.