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All Forum Posts by: Glenn N.

Glenn N. has started 10 posts and replied 43 times.

It is my LLC to his LLC , a friend that Ive known for 9 years working many notes with ,not that close a friend. There is a recorded mortgage and also a promissory note.

Quote from @Greg Scott:

Based on my experience with Hard Money Lenders, this post does not make any sense to me.

Did you not file the loan documents with the county as a lien on the property? The loan attaches to the property, not the LLC. If the loan is not getting paid, you foreclose and sell the property to get your money back.

The only other way you could get yourself in trouble is by giving the borrower cash before the work is done.  My Hard Money Lenders held the money in escrow and would not release the funds until the work was done, inspected, and they knew it was properly done.  That way, they knew if they foreclosed, all the cash was already in the house.  All they had to do was finish the work, sell the property, and they would get all of their money back plus profit.


 Yes it was , I have had this loan for 7 years now, they are growing the company from one into a RIET of 4 different businesses and the goal is going public once the company is in the right position. I think that a new partner a very large real estate development co. that the company now has a relationship wanted it there where his company is also .

My Borrower moved his company to Delaware making it an LLC there which makes me a bit worried that he might try something and try to get out of the loan by splitting the llc . Would it be advisable to move my LLC from Florida to Delaware also in the event I need to go to court to recover the loan would an llc in Delaware be better? . I have to get a lawyer there anyways and talk about the implication of him doing this without notifying me and redo the loan paperwork . Does anyone know a lawyer there that is familiar with hard money loans and could update the paperwork ? thx u

My Borrower moved his company to Delaware making it an LLC there which makes me a bit worried that he might try something and try to get out of the loan by splitting the llc . Would it be advisable to move my LLC from Florida to Delaware also in the event I need to go to court to recover the loan would an llc in Delaware be better? . I have to get a lawyer there anyways and talk about the implication of him doing this without notifying me and redo the loan paperwork . Does anyone know a lawyer there that is familiar with hard money loans and could update the paperwork ? thx u

Post: Taxes with hard money lenders

Glenn N.Posted
  • austin , TX
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 3

Thank you Jason.

Post: Taxes with hard money lenders

Glenn N.Posted
  • austin , TX
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 3

OK , thank you Chris .I appreciate the info.

Post: Taxes with hard money lenders

Glenn N.Posted
  • austin , TX
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 3

Thank you Joshua,. Right now interest is in the 6 figure.I spend a great deal of time on it with the contracts and accounting . I believe that he might want to move the Florida loans to Colorado I just found out but Im very hesitant to do it and putting all my eggs into one basket. He is supposed to go public sometime. yep the set employment tax Ill have to look at , I would max out the best I can with the income and age 65 and over contribution to a roth .

Post: Taxes with hard money lenders

Glenn N.Posted
  • austin , TX
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 3

Thank you Jay, yes in Texas we do not have state tax but we might have some local taxes I might have to pay.