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Paul Aguilar
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  • Simi Valley, CA
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How to structure a deal with the money (line of credit)

Paul Aguilar
  • Realtor
  • Simi Valley, CA
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Hello BP community... so I'm looking to get into my first deal in the coming months. Been doing my research, analyzing deals and seeing how much money I need to make it happen. My question is, how would you structure a deal with the private money investor who is using a equity line of credit on their property?

Besides the upside of getting, let's say 50% of the cash flow on the property, every month, what other upside can you sell them? How do they eventually pay off their line of credit? Refi when the property appreciates?

Any structure pointers or advise would be appreciated. 

-Paul

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Paul Aguilar
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Paul Aguilar
  • Realtor
  • Simi Valley, CA
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@Jeremy Hunter I think that can work. Thanks for the advice. 

@Omar Khan That can be a good kicker to the deal as well. If I get into flipping and rehabbing, HML is something I'll be looking into. But for buy and hold, it doesn't make sense.

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