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How to lend as a private investor?

Nick Shri
  • Rental Property Investor
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Fellow BPers,

I am looking to invest funds as a private investor. Here are my thoughts -

  1. Provide funds towards a BRRRR deal as a partner, I invest, my friend brings the deal, rehabs the property, manages the property
  2. I provide funds as HM, my friend borrows the funds and then returns after specific time frame
  3. Where can I learn about becoming HM lender and or a partner/investor?
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    There are companies that will pool your funds and underwrite the deals for a fee, so it's a little more passive, and not as high risk.

    If you want to be more directly involved, just join any given real estate investing related webinar, state that you are a private lender looking to deploy capital, and you will be inundated with folks soliciting you to borrow money like it's the brain eating zombie apocalypse and you have a brain the size of Einstein's. You will have to undercut the ridiculous fees most hard money lenders charge by just a tad, or be willing to take just a tad more risks than them. The former is probably easier, since you have less overhead anyways.

    There may be state licensing requirements, check into that.

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