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@Kyle Howard - family, friend, etc.. I think it's all the same. Have a frank discussion about their investing goals and specifcally what rate of return they're seeking/interested in. You would be surprised, some people can't/wont invest in stock market so they want a lower annual interest rate. Some people only want interest monthly payments and a ballon in a year, etc.
I've done this with family and I did 1% interest monthly, no payments, full balloon and interest payment within 8 months. They're usually happy with that. I've borrowed from others that we did 10% flat interest rate for 12 months, with no payments, etc.. until month 12 when I payback balloon plus full interest rate owed.