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Amanda Bertsch
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  • Bossier City, LA
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How to structure deal with private lender

Amanda Bertsch
  • Investor
  • Bossier City, LA
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My husband and I are in a position to work with a private lender who wants to use the Libor rate+2.5% as a variable interest rate on the note. Our attorney say that it would be far too difficult to structure it in a way that the note changed based on the rate change on a month to month basis (and we agree). Any suggestions on an easier way to figure that note, maybe on a yearly basis at most? This will be a held long term investment for us (rental). Thanks! 

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