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Grant Anderson
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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Hi Everyone,

A family member wants to invest money with me on a flip property. The only thing is he has only cash to invest, he does not trust banks. Is there anything I have to worry about if accepting cash? It will be around $50,000. 

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Jon Holdman
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By cash I think you mean piles of bills.  You cannot easily accept a briefcase full of cash.   You will have even more difficulty returning his investment and returns in cash.  Depositing $50K in cash, which WILL have to happen at some point in this transaction will require the bank to do a "suspicious transaction report".  They are guarding against money laundering.   You, he, or the both of you will be required to explain the source of the cash.  Shouldn't be a problem as long as the money can be explained.  OTOH, if there is not a good explanation, then its possible you might really be involved in money laundering.  You certainly don't want that.

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