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Matt Burr
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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Chelsea, MI
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Using OPM for Down Payment

Matt Burr
Pro Member
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Chelsea, MI
Posted

I am looking at a couple of deals where I can get a commercial loan on the propertise. However I want to barrow the down payment from friends that are interested in investing.

I am pretty sure this is very possible but need a few simply answers to get out of the gate:

1) What kind of note would you offer to the investor?

2) What if anything guaranties the note?

3) I assume banks will likely require that they hold the first position is this true?

Any other thoughts comments or experience would be appreciated?

Thanks

Matt

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