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Jake S.
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Private Lending Questions

Jake S.
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I have a potential deal in the making, and have a private lender lined up.

I, and the lender, are new to the private lending game, so what sort of paperwork/contracts need to be in place before the deal happens?

Really would appreciate any and all advice

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Jon Holdman
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Jon Holdman
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You need a promissory note (which outlines all the details of the loan) and either a mortgage or deed of trust, depending on which is used in your state.  The lender (not you) should have these prepared by their attorney, though a title company may have samples.  The mortgage or deed of trust is recorded.  Promissory note is not.

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