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Eric Johnson
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Fund An Investor's Deal

Eric Johnson
  • Baltimore, MD
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A fellow investor presented a short-term investment opportunity to me.  She asked that I provide 100K to help with the acquisition of a fully occupied 4-plex for a period of 3-6 months.  Consequently, I'll receive 1.5% per month.  She is also putting up 20K of her own money.  Total acquisition cost is $400K.  Bank requires 30% down.  

My question:  If I'm not paid, what recourse do I have?  Considering the bank will be financing the deal, I will have a junior lien position in this deal, correct?  Therefore, I couldn't commence any foreclosure procedure could I?  Looking for some input on this.  I would like to do it, but I just want to know what recourse do I have being in a subordinate position.  Thanks in advance.

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Bill Jacobsen
  • Salem, OR
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Bill Jacobsen
  • Salem, OR
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A $400,000 investment with an 8%cap rate yields $32,000 per year or $2,667 per month.  A $280,000 loan at 5% has payments of about $1,500 per month.  If you are getting 1.5% monthly and it is paid monthly then her loan payments are $3,000 per month.

Do you see the potential problem?

Be careful.

Bill

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