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Hard money lending
I am new to Hardmoney lending and have successfully received a return on my investment with three properties. However, one of my properties has a 6 month term. The borrower and/or title company did not contact me for the payout of the principal amount on the last day. When I contacted the borrower he claims they are in the process of re-financing the property and they figured I would be ok with extending it (without my approval.) In addition, the borrower claims that in private lending scenarios they just extend/renew the loan and work out a fee for renewing.
What would be my best approach?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated