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Account Closed
  • Lender
  • Denver, CO
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New to Hard Money Lending - Analyze this deal please

Account Closed
  • Lender
  • Denver, CO
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Hello fellow BP enthusiasts,

I was approached by an investor I know to loan money for a flip project. I know the investor well and he has been a successful and busy wholesaler.
 

He is looking for: "$110k for acquisition and repairs. Six month term at 9%, no points. Deed of Trust secures your investment. Repayment after repairs and resale"

I don't think they put any of their own money down. So I would be funding the purchase and rehab of the property a 100% and not be paid until the sale. I have the funds and it beats the stock market at the moment. 

However, I am new to hard money lending....is this a good deal?  I just wanted an opinion from fellow Bigger Pocket investors.

Thank you!

-Mike

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Jay Hinrichs
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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

Thanks Jay, that's what I thought. Seems like I am taking all the risk for only 9%, even though the property is in a hot market in Arizona. (no pun intended :-)

you are a capital partner not a lender.. and as such there should be split of profits with a 9% pref..  

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