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Amanda Fernandez
  • Wholesaler
  • Los Angeles, CA
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PML Models

Amanda Fernandez
  • Wholesaler
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi! I have some friends / ex coworkers interested in becoming my PML's. (Private money lenders) I am wondering how I should structure the loan though. I would like to see how others that have used PML do it. I would like a model that works for a rehab and also one for a buy and hold loan. I just want to make sure I'm being fair but at the same time use criteria that won't put me out of business. Thanks!

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