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Private Lenders for Rental Properties

Edgar Mendoza
  • Investor
  • Downey, CA
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Hi BP,

I need some advice, my realtor just found a off-market duplex with a great purchase price and cash flow (per BP calculator). With my other properties, I went the traditional way by getting a loan at a bank and putting a down payment of 20-25% for the property. BUT, I am currently cash dry and I do not want to lose this opportunity. I found a private lender that is willing to put down 90% of the purchase price with 10% interest rate for 12 months (no prepayment penalty). Is it wise to use a private lender to purchase rental properties?

Thanks for your help!

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Taylor L.
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Taylor L.
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What's your plan after that 12 months is up? How do you replace the money lent to you? What does the 10% rate do to your return?

Private lending is a tool. Wisdom is more related to how you're using the tool, rather than the tool itself.

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