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Ryan Van Fleet
  • Laurel, MD
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Private lending deals

Ryan Van Fleet
  • Laurel, MD
Posted

Hello everyone,

I have a question about private lending deals.  I'm curious how private money structures deals. It seems like you can make a deal a little bit more creative then a conventional, but what does one typically look like.

  • Do they charge a higher interest rate?
  • Do they set payment terms like a conventional?
  • How do they protect them self? Do they take out a lien on the property?
  • Are there example contracts?
  • Do they typical take a stake in the property for the long term?
  • Are there any books, blogs, or materials, or private lending?

I ask, because I got a buddy who is considering to use some of his home equality to finance some deals in the future. I told him there are private money lenders, but I don't know too much about it yet. I want to be able to give him a clearer picture of how it works, so he doesn't get screwed. 

Thanks,

Ryan

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