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Updated about 5 years ago,

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Richard Glen
  • Chicago, IL
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being the lender on a mortgage

Richard Glen
  • Chicago, IL
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In Cook County Illinois.

Can I do this?

I am considering giving a loan to a guy that bought a two flat for cash and is stalled 1/2 way with his rehab for lack of cash.  It will be a owner-occupied two-flat but he can't do a 203k because it is not habitable.  Portfolio lenders have similar issues in providing him with a construction loan.

Ideally the loan would be a properly recorded mortgage with a lien such that it would be paid off when he completes his project as part of the refinance.  I don't want the refinancing lender to have any concerns that it clouds title after closing.

In Illinois, there is an additional requirement to record either a Certificate of Non-Predatory Lending (if you are a bank etc) or a Certificate of Exemption for Non-Predatory lending.

One attorney has told me that I cannot record a mortgage without having a mortgage broker license. However how do hard money lenders do this then?

Perhaps I just need to find the right attorney or mortgage broker to help with this?

Here are a few links:

https://www.ilapld.com/Overview.aspx

https://www.idfpr.com/FinLit101/SB1167/PrivateMort...

https://www.idfpr.com/finlit101/SB1167/SB1167FactS...

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