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I have access to Private money in MI, dont understand the payback
I live in Southeast Michigan and I am interested in the BRR method. Buy 3-4 rentals and refi strategy. I have 70K of my own money and I have access to 100K of private money. I will be attending my 1st REI meeting in 2 weeks in the local area. I have been listening to Podcast nearly 24/7 and reading non-stop. I have also been looking at properties in the downriver area the past 2 weeks to Brr. My question is how do I pay back the Private money? It's still unclear to me. Is this done on a monthly period and then when I refinance I pay back the borrowed money? This is what I don't fully understand. Also if a deal presents itself at a REI how are agreements documented? I've never met any of the memebrs yet are these deals done on good faith? I would think not
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first and foremost make sure you have your refi's all approved..
second just have the family give you a loan like any other lender secured by the property. at an interest rate you negotiate..
refinance and payoff lump sum.. if you have 6 month seasoning you can either accrue the interest or pay monthly payments.. its all up to what you folks agree to between the parties.. I like accrual as the operator myself makes paper work easy and helps with your cash flow.
- Jay Hinrichs
- Podcast Guest on Show #222
