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Steven Rogers
  • Redmond, WA
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Risks of being a KP?

Steven Rogers
  • Redmond, WA
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I'd like to be a key partner on an agency loan, so that I can 'get my fannie mae card'. Outside of the 'bad boy clause', is there any other risk to be aware of by being a key principal on another persons deal? I haven't yet done a large multi family myself, and I am wondering if it makes sense for me to ask a friend if he'd let me hop in as a KP on a deal, just to get past the KP requirement for any future deals I do. 

Thoughts?

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