I have a potential hard money cash provider to fund the acquisition of land and fund new construction build.

After a brief search, the IRS says-For tax years 2018 through 2025, if home equity loans or lines of credit secured by your main home or second home are used to buy, build, or substantially improve the residence, interest you pay on the borrowed funds is classified as home acquisition debt and may be deductible, subject to certain dollar limitations.

Purchase price: $58,000,000 I am a LP in a group fund that bought three large, institutional properties.

Personally, I've learned an incredible amount in just the last 2 months.

And to this day still do a ton of funding for land flippers but I dont deal in land that is generally under 25k and most are 50 to 200k purchase prices so I buy title insurance day one keep in mind we are all cash.

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As I thought, get the purchase agreement that includes a special stipulation saying we'll pay the unpaid taxes.submit to title company and perform searchfund escrow accounttitle co will distribute funds at closing.shooting for a two week turn around or less.

Any experiences or advice on this would be greatly appreciated.Small Business Loans: Has anyone successfully gotten a small business loan to fund a down payment?

The funding situation seems somewhat odd to me, but I don't know how it works normally either.

They co-mingle funds or hold the opinion that it's "my money."