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Tabitha J.
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Help understanding private money lender requirements

Tabitha J.
  • New York City, NY
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To get private money lenders, do I have to establish a real estate business first? Such as getting a website, business cards, business name, mission statement etc? I would like to do this part-time to meet my personal goals. I don't want to make a business out of it. Can I still use private money lenders? Will this make things more challenging?

Thanks!

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Anthony Dadlani
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Anthony Dadlani
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@Tabitha J. When making the purchase , an LLC can be established and property purchased under that entity. The private lender will then be making a loan to the LLC with a lien on the property. Thats how most lenders work. In most states private lenders cannot make loans to a homeowner directly without a mortgage banking license. Hence when homes are purchased with an LLC its considered a business loan.

I hope that adds some clarification. 

Best of luck in all your endeavors 

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