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Edwin Farmer
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  • Mount Laurel, NJ
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Due Diligence On Private Lender

Edwin Farmer
  • Investor
  • Mount Laurel, NJ
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Hello . . . I am new to working with private lenders.  I do have experience in property financing, both my own homes and investment properties.  But, all of my previous experience has been with conventional lenders.

I have reached out to a private lender to finance a flip in Southern New Jersey. The deal looks very good, he is interested in financing and the terms look good. $125,000 for one year, interest only payments at 6% with 2% PMI.

The problem is that we are doing this deal remotely, I am in NJ and he is in NV. He wants (needs?) the PMI, $2500, transferred before dispersing the funds.

How can I be certain that he is legit?

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