Hi,I did a private lending, term was 1 year. there was a clause that borrowed can extend loan (if lender is ready) for 2 times, each time for 3 months. but borrower has to pay 1 point for each extension(3months). so extension can be done total 6 months.Now, after 1 year, borrower keep paying interest .3 years went like that.Now Borrower wants to pay off. in such case what should be Loan extension point added.Thanks

It is definitely something I will keep in the back of my head when I am further along my current path.  

Or screenshot it and text it, if you want to keep housekeepers focused and not getting random messages when it books.

Then I sent emails directly to Clayton Morris inquiring about a finish date and he responded by voice-male that permits were almost completed and that it should be 4 to 6 weeks and it would be "smooth sailing" as he characterized it.The house was never built, I've paid back-property taxes and fines of over Approx $1200...ongoing yard maintenance costs of anywhere from $40+ up to as much a $225 monthly for a vacant lot just to keep the city off my back with fines...etc..Bottom line is.....After having a nearly perfect credit score and credit record of 25+ years, I will be in Bankruptcy court in May, 2019 because I cannot afford the payback of the credit card funding because there is no house built (cash flow) and there is not a single attorney that I contacted who doesn't want $60,000 (up-Front) because they all say they can't do it on contingency because Clayton has so may law-suits against him already that they feel there will be little (if any) money left after all the litigants already in line have been paid.

If you're not participating, as you say, OK, but I will keep looking into it until I'm satisfied that is not taking place.

Would keep a tighter grasp on budget and timeline with team.

She does a great job and I want to keep her happy, at the same time I don't want to get taken advantage of since she gets paid per cleaning, she makes more $ when there are multiple stays within the week.

We don't want a lot of turnover right away and since we're living there we want to try and keep the peace.

For example, we can do as low as 15% down on multifamily bridge loans.If you plan to refinance you will likely need to keep at least 20% equity in the property if not more, though if you're creating value through a rehab, you may be able to pull out all of your initial down payment and more.

Keep in mind though, the higher the EMD requirement, you may end up having buyers pass on the deal, so just make sure the amount is fair to both sides.