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Josh Lyons
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Hard money to individual or entity?

Josh Lyons
  • Charlotte, NC
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I talked to my first hard money lender yesterday and they said they don’t lend to individuals, only legal entities. Is that common for hard money lenders? Is it a good idea to set up and entity for that or to find a HML that does lend to individuals?

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Mike Burkett
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  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Mike Burkett
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  • Colorado Springs, CO
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I've been lending to investors for some time now and I always require an LLC or other entity. It creates a layer of protection for the lender. Smaller private money guys may not have the same requirement, but anyone making a bunch of loans will probably require it.

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