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Andrew Angell
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Questions about being the lender on a secured loan..??

Andrew Angell
  • Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
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I'm researching some interesting private lending deals, and I'm a little unclear how this particular piece works.  I'm going to speak to an attorney, of course, but I'm trying to prepare myself a little bit even for that conversation.

I've got four similar deals I'm anazlying right now, but here's one example.

It's a development company building neighborhoods in the Southeast.  They are borrowing on a 3 month term at simple 10% with a $25k minimum.  So on $25k they'd pay back $27,500 in 3 months.  

We would have a promissory note and a quitclaim deed securing the loan with the properties they are developing, but that's where I'm a little unclear how that works.  What what would quitclaim deed have on it if they're still building these homes?  Land with nothing or unfinished homes on it?  

So if they were to miss a payment and I had to start the process of some sort of foreclosure, what would I be forcing them to sell?  The whole neighborhood?  Just one house?  

Anybody experienced with this sort of thing that could pass some tips to me?

Any information on this would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

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Caroline Gerardo
  • Lender
  • Laguna Niguel, CA
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Caroline Gerardo
  • Lender
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They want unsecured money. Daughter wearing Dad's button down shirt in photo and projects they list not completed. They have planning dept conditional use permit hearings postponed and lot split permits requested but not done, listed on website as done.

Call investors included as limited partners and see if they recommend. You won't be a limited partner. 

Without un related (verified not family)  recommendations may as well  invest in FTX.


"EMBRY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, LLC (E.E. Beavers Family
Partnership, L.P. and Estate of Edgar C. Long, owners) requesting rezoning
from GC and PSC to RM-8 for the purpose of Townhouses in Land Lots 35
and 36 of the 18th District, and Land lot 1297 of the 19th District. Located on
the northwest side of Old Bankhead Highway, south side of Veterans
Memorial Highway, east of Old Powder Springs Road (1140 Old Bankhead
Highway). (Previously continued by the Planning Commission (PC) until
the March 5, 2019," 

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