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Oliver Noll
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rhode Island
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First Time Hard Money Lender: Contract Advice

Oliver Noll
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rhode Island
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I am considering lending money for the first time. I would not consider this if I did not feel comfortable with the individual. He is a flipper in Prince George's County MD. We have many mutual friends and I have known him for several years. He has successfully flipped approx 10 houses and has more than 10 years of construction experience. He has two employees. I have called several mutual friends and his references. The last thing that I want to do before moving forward is make sure that I am legally covered. Any advise would be greatly appreciated. I will not replace legal counsel with this advice, nor do I hold anyone who comments to their opinions. Thanks in advance. 

*I've already noticed the spelling error in the second to last paragraph ;) 

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