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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Deferred Interest Rate Offer
Hey all,
So I am relatively new to real estate investing. Currently I am raising money and I was told/read a solid strategy raise money was to offer a high interest rate. But because I will be renovating and the building I am buying with be in turmoil I am offering a deferred interest rate with a balloon payment contingent upon closing. So..just want to make sure I have the math for this worked out before I talk hard numbers with some PMLs.
I am offering a 10% annual interest rate, paying a 2% deferred interest rate for 18 months, with the option to extend it another 6 months if necessary. At the end of those 18 months, I will be paying them the 2% annually, plus an additional 17% in a balloon payment?
On 2 years I would be paying the 2% annually and an additional 24% in a balloon payment?
Hopefully my contract will be accepted tomorrow for the property, there is a good chance of it, and its our first one so pretty excited and nervous.
Thanks for the help!
Eric Herman