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Using private money in California

Kevin Yoo
  • San Diego, CA
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I currently fund my California fix and flips with a mixture of Hard Money and Private Money. I create a promissory note for the PM and record it as a second lien against the property.

With the current requirement in California that a broker must do real estate loans, can someone instruct me on how to do this properly? Are the following steps correct.

1. I find a deal and present it to PM.
2. I find a broker and give him the promissory note that I have created.
3. I sign it, the PM signs it, and the broker signs it. Is this correct.
4. I then pay the broker a fee. Is this correct and how much?

What happens if I don't do this with a broker?

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