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Eric Sugrue
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Boston, MA
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Should my private lender set up a business entity

Eric Sugrue
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Boston, MA
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So, I have been trying to get started for a while now, still looking for my first deal. However, I have found a couple private investors willing to fund the deals when I do find them. My question is, should they set up some type of lending entity? What type? For those that use a private lender, what do you use as proof of funds when making an offer, particularly those made on the MLS through an agent? A bank statement? Letter? Something else? Any suggestions/help is greatly appreciated!
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