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Lowell Ash
  • Kennewick, WA
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Securing private lender's position

Lowell Ash
  • Kennewick, WA
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Does anyone have EXPERIENCE with borrowing from multiple private lenders and securing their interest in the properties that you purchase? I'm looking for a way to give them security in a property that I purchase without naming them as a lien holder on that specific property. The idea is to have them secured each time I buy and then flip a property, but I want to avoid the time-consuming process of naming them on the property, then getting a lien release when I sell the property, only to turn around a do it again on the next property. I'm thinking there must be a way to give them a blanket security interest in any/all properties that I purchase for flipping.

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