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Lending rate for friend's flip

Corey M.
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I've helped fund a friend's previous flips. He usually gets a hard money loan, but still needs bridge financing for the down and monthly payments. I've previously charged him between 7-8% interest, but that was over a year ago. His hard money loan is at 10% interest and 250k down. What is the appropriate interest rate for me to charge him? 15%? 

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I would echo Bob stating the 15% rate might be a bit high, even without the necessary information to determine the risk associated with lending to your friend.

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