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Considering a private money lending opportunity

Dylan Weir
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Considering a private money lending opportunity with a local developer in Austin, what rate of return would be considered reasonable?

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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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Originally posted by @Dylan Weir:

Considering a private money lending opportunity with a local developer in Austin, what rate of return would be considered reasonable?

It depends on the deal. Lot's of factors to consider like security, capital stack, type of deal, location, length of time the cash will be out, experience and track record of the developer etc. That being said 6-10% is the range right now in the current interest rate environment.

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