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Joshua Greenberg
  • San Francisco, CA
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Lending capital to a friend, contractual obligations

Joshua Greenberg
  • San Francisco, CA
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A friend of mine would like to borrow 90k to do a full reno on a project he has just purchased using another 90k he was able to acquire through a conventional mortgage. We have been friends for many years and I am concerned that my personal bias may interfere with the negotiation process. What are some standard protections that I should concern myself with including in the contract? Are there any tips that may help in facilitating the deal between two friends?

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