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Edward Stewart
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New and Need Private Lending Advice

Edward Stewart
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Arlington, TX
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I'm looking to get into rental properties and flipping, but since I am a soon to be graduate from college obtaining a traditional loan doesn't seem to be the path I'll be able to take at first. I have the option of private money loans through family/friends, but would like some advice on how to make the terms fair to myself and them on rental properties. Any advice in this situation would be highly appreciated, thanks!

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David Benton
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David Benton
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@Edward Stewart, Family and friends are who I started with as well. I did flips and I always gave them an equity split in the deal or preferred interest such as 12-15%. If doing rentals you probably want to be a bit conservative as in 6-8% so that you cash flow but that would depend on the type deal structure you are doing as well. There are a lot of variables that can come into play such as seller financing, subject to existing financing etc... Cash flow can make or break.

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