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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

What kind of terms do I use to convince private lenders?
Was wondering how do I convince anybody to fund my deal as far as what kind of repayment terms do I write in? I have a potential deal here in NC
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What kind of terms would you want as a lender? I would look to WOW them and overwhelm them with value. If you can get on their good side, they will likely work with you again, and I doubt that 1 deal will make or break your entire investing career. Put yourself in their shoes. Best of luck!