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Denis Moreira
  • Miami, FL
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Buying off-market deal with foreign private money

Denis Moreira
  • Miami, FL
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Hi everyone, I will have an opportunity in the next couple weeks to make an offer on a property from a tired landlord. I have been pre-approved by an HML but a relative that lives in Canada is interested in lending me 70% of the funds and I'd put the other 30%. I prefer to go this route because it's someone I trust/they trust me and I can close a few days faster (assuming no title issues) than a HML. My exit strategy is to refinance using the delayed finance exemption and pay him back that way. So a couple of questions for BP members: 1) what differences are there in receiving foreign PM compared to Domestic PM? 2) would I still be eligible for delayed finance exemption in this example? Thank you in advance for your help! Denis