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Is 5-year Amortized Too Long For You?
I have a client who develops affordable housing. We want to crowdfund their projects in tranches but the only way it pencils is if investors get paid over 5 years amortized. Even though it pays a 10% annual rate, I'm concerned that might be too long of a timeframe. Opinion?