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Updated over 5 years ago, 04/25/2019

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Danny Price
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Am I paying a competitive rate to my Private Lender?

Danny Price
  • Investor
  • Location Independent
Posted

I invest in Tax Liens/Deeds in Alabama.  I purchase, rehab and rent.  I pay back the private money monthly calculated as a simple loan. 

I mentioned what I was paying to a seasoned fix/flipper that told me I was paying way too much. (14% on a 2 or 3 year loan)

Am I really paying too much? (compared to what other investors are paying? )

Is there a better way to structure the deal?  

Keep in mind I can't add liens to the property, and if previous owner redeemed, I make money from repairs and interest rate. 

So, I give promissory notes instead of liens. 

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