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Documenting a Private Loan
I am financing a flip with private money from a family member. This is the first time either of us have done this and we are not sure how to document the loan. We are pretty sure we need a mortgage and promissory note. Is this correct?
I will be taking one lump sum to close on the property and a few disbursements throughout the course of the rehab. Is there a way to combine these into one loan and document it all with a single mortgage and promissory note?
Who would draw up the documents for such an agreement? Is there a way we can do it ourselves, or should we hire a professional/