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Taylor Green
  • Vancouver
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How much should borrowers track record matter when private lending?

Taylor Green
  • Vancouver
Posted

Hi,

I was interested to see how much a borrowers track record should matter when you are thinking about lending on one of their properties.

If a borrower seems trustworthy and has a long, flawless track record would you feel comfortable loaning at almost a 100% LTV, compared to that of somebody who doesn't have as long of track record, but at 70% LTV?

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