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Andrew Pettit
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Parents are acting as the HARD MONEY LENDERS

Andrew Pettit
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rhode Island
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Hey BB,

        I am wondering what will the tax implications be if they act as the 'Hard Money Lender.' Is there a way to shelter them from the tax burden and how should I go about this any tips? 

Thanks. 

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    Steve Hall
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    Steve Hall
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    @Andrew Pettit They can give you a gift you up to $15,000 per year. If you're talking about borrowing more than that, you should be consulting with an attorney AND an accountant.

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