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Lending in judicial forclosure states
I would like to know how to lend in judicial states like il, Ny. Where it could take many years to forclose in case of default.
I have been suggested to put a trust together between the finance partner and the working active partner. And set up lender borrower type of terms I case the active partner does not perform.
How can that be done. Are there other ways of achieving this
Any attorney recommendations for this
Thanks
Hemant