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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Holding a mortgage for mutual benefit
I have been doing some digging and feel that I haven't found what I am looking for. So for my first post after years of lurking I am looking for creative ways to make this work.
Situation: I have a friend who owns his home on paper. He owes 35k of a personal loan that he used to purchase the property at 10% interest. He is trying to get on track with his bills and what not but needs some support. I am thinking about offering financial aid in a way that would benefit both parties by paying his 35k personal loan off and essentially offering a "re-fi" situation.
Being that I have some knowledge in real estate (buy and hold/ flips) I understand there is a way to do some sort of financing on my end to help out. I was thinking something like private/hard money long term? 3 year interest only@9% then transitioning to a 7 year amortized.
I'm trying to get a gauge on what I should do to make this work. Have a note created? What legal issues are biggies with this? Is there a better way to handle this situation?
Thanks to all ahead of time.