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Updated over 6 years ago, 05/15/2018

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Liz C.
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  • New York, NY
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Promise note with deed

Liz C.
  • Property Manager
  • New York, NY
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Hi all, I am getting loan from a family Memeber, she want a promise note with a collateral of my property. I told her that’s fine and try to search for such paper. Anyone one know where I can download a template and what’s called? Thanks !

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Roy N.
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Try mortgage - it's the pledge of your property as security for the note (loan).

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    Tom S.
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    @Liz C.  An attorney can also draw one up for a few hundred total.  The note is usually just one page, but if the collateral is a lien on the property, probably a professional should do that.  Again, a few hundred dollars for both.

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