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Adam Reynolds
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  • Ventura, CA
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How to Structure Private Money Loan

Adam Reynolds
  • Investor
  • Ventura, CA
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Happy New Year BP friends! I have a question regarding private money loans. A 50/50 partner and I are purchasing a BRRRR property and a third party (mutual friend) will be lending us the funds for the purchase and rehab. The friend will be a passive debt partner only (ie we are not offering him equity) and we plan to return his funds + interest in 7-8 months. This will be our first time using a private lender so I'm curious what the easiest and best way to structure the contract is? Should we give him first position lien in case something goes awry? What pitfalls should we be aware of? We want to make sure all parties interests are aligned and protected. Any advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks BP!

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