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Eric Kissinger
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Providing Hard Money for a friend

Eric Kissinger
  • Anchorage, AK
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Hello all, I recently was approached by a friend who is interested in purchasing his 3rd fourplex. He needs some hard money to get into the property. What is a typical strategy when providing hard money for a down payment on someone else's loan? Should I be looking for a solid cash on cash return? How many years should I allow for repayment? Not really sure where to start, any advice is much appreciated.

Thanks!

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Seth Ferguson
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Seth Ferguson
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Hi @Eric Kissinger,

If the deal is good, why don't you suggest to him you do a joint venture, with you as the money partner?

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