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Robert Carpenter
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Private money loan contingencies

Robert Carpenter
  • Montclair, NJ
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Suppose you borrow private money for a deal and the deal goes bust. Now with a bank mortgage there in normally a 'deficiency clause' allowing the bank to try to seize other assets you may have if the foreclosure proceeding nets less than the bank feels it is owed.   What about a private money loan ? Are most private money loans written WITHOUT deficiency clauses  ?

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Ellis San Jose
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Ellis San Jose
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A private money loan can be structured anyway that both parties will agree to.

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