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Updated almost 6 years ago, 01/03/2019

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James W.
  • Investor, Entrepreneur
  • Greenville, WI
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Personal loans from friends, returned with interest... how to do?

James W.
  • Investor, Entrepreneur
  • Greenville, WI
Posted

Howdy BP!

I'm currently looking at a property about $1,000,000 that I see as about a 12CAP... slightly lower than my average, but a solid property (24 units, only 1 empty, not a fixer-upper).

I mentioned to a few people I know personally that for an investment of 50-200k, I could guarantee a 5% return. They are interested.

I would not want them on the title. I would like to simply write an I.O.U. on a napkin stating that I'll repay them +5% over the course of a year or so.

How have you seen this done? What advice do you have on how to structure this? Any feedback (as long as it's constructive!) is appreciated.

Thanks, and happy investing!

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