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Matt Harris
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Family Member Loaning Money for BRRRR Deal

Matt Harris
  • New to Real Estate
  • ME (maine)
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I have a duplex picked out that need some work. I also have a family member that is eager to lend some money and get in on some real estate investing. I wanted to get some opinions on the best way to go about paying the family member back to make it fair for both parties as well as making sure I give them a fair return on their investment.

I believe I can buy this duplex for around $80k. (I'm from a very rural area where we can still find some reasonably priced real estate) With about $20k of rehabbing I can make this duplex worth around $150k, or more, based on others in the area. I have about $60k in reserves right now and would need to borrow the other $40k. I would be doing the rehabbing myself, besides a few small electrical and plumbing jobs that i would hire out. The rehab should take about 2-3 months.

If anyone could give me some pointers on what a fair return for the family member would be? If anyone has some examples of deals they've done like this I would love to hear about them!

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Paul Defngin
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Paul Defngin
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Quote from @Matt Harris:

I have a duplex picked out that need some work. I also have a family member that is eager to lend some money and get in on some real estate investing. I wanted to get some opinions on the best way to go about paying the family member back to make it fair for both parties as well as making sure I give them a fair return on their investment.

I believe I can buy this duplex for around $80k. (I'm from a very rural area where we can still find some reasonably priced real estate) With about $20k of rehabbing I can make this duplex worth around $150k, or more, based on others in the area. I have about $60k in reserves right now and would need to borrow the other $40k. I would be doing the rehabbing myself, besides a few small electrical and plumbing jobs that i would hire out. The rehab should take about 2-3 months.

If anyone could give me some pointers on what a fair return for the family member would be? If anyone has some examples of deals they've done like this I would love to hear about them!


Easy, protect their capital priority number one and offer them a return better than what they're receiving from their alternative investments or wherever they currently have their capital parked at. That requires a conversation with them, since they are offering to help you and what they expect should be a fair return on their capital to invest with you. 

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