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Grant Lawrence
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  • Burlington, VT
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Private money deal structure in vermont?

Grant Lawrence
  • Investor
  • Burlington, VT
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I have been read in a few other similar posts about this but wanted specific advice about Vermont.  I have two people that I have worked with and have borrowed money from for other business deals and the have expressed interest in investing in Real estate with me.

I have a few deals I am starting to analyze and was wondering how to structure them with only one lender in Vermont?

I only need about 60-70k and it is intended to be a bit and hold.  I was thinking a 7% apr on a 30 amoritized schedule with a baloon at 5 years.  

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