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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Loan documentation for private lending.
Hi,
I was wondering the best way to go about getting loan documentation (promissory note, deed of trust, business loan agreement) in order to lend on my first property.
I have read I could buy standard loan templates online, but is it worth it having an attorney draft them up instead?
Also, is there a way I would be able to use the same loan documents for each loan I do in the future, and just be able to change certain things like the interest amount and the borrowers name? Or will I have an attorney re-draft new documents for each loan?
Roughly, what should I be expecting to pay for these documents?
Thanks again for all the help...