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All Forum Posts by: Chand P.

Chand P. has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Thanks for your feedback on this question and I learned a lot of new thing in this thread. I am able to point my friend to a different direction and he is able to get loan else where and I have not loaned him any money.

During the exercise, I learned that Title company can handle any one as second lien holder on a note as long as primary lien holder do agree.

Once again, thanks for your help!!!

How to take a second position on home mortgage note formally?

-  I have to get this done with a title company?

- How much it cost and what would be the step by step process?

No currently, he can't get Equity loan or HELOC due to high DTI ratio and that is why he is offering huge Interest.

Hi,

This is my first post here and please be easy on me.

One of my friend need money for his business activity and none of the professional bankers won't lend him money due to his tax filing situation, loan to debt ratio etcetera.

I received a request from him for a 24 month loan of 200K at 18% interest rate per year (only interest payable every month and loan will be paid off at the end of 24 month term).

He does have a primary residence on which he is having around 300K equity and he is having a primary mortgage on that property.

Is there a way that I can be secondary lienholder on that property which is in the state of Texas by lending him 200K?

I know this person for the past 20 years and I can trust his ability to pay me back but like to draft some thing legal since the amount involved in the transaction is not something that I can afford to loose.

Please let me know your thoughts around this. Thanks in advance.