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Zachary Beauchesne
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Amortization for private money loan

Zachary Beauchesne
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Broomfield, CO
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Hi all I am looking at different options regarding financing my first deal. I fully understand how an amortization schedule looks for a conventional loan but how about for a private loan? Is it a lump sum set percentage payback or is it say 10% over 12 to 36 months? Do private money lenders offer just a lump sum payback?

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Cameron Tope
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Cameron Tope
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@Zachary Beauchesne Great question! The terms will depend on the private lender but the concepts are the same - amortization period, interest rate, points, ballon payment, etc. 

Once you know the terms, then you (and hopefully your lender) can put together the repayment schedule. 

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