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Clint Rasberry
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CoC return on hard money loans

Clint Rasberry
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Posted Sep 28 2022, 14:25

If I had money to lend say $100k for 6 months for a return of 10k appropriate 

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Kenneth Garrett
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Kenneth Garrett
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Replied Sep 28 2022, 15:23

@Clint Rasberry

If it’s your personal money then you would be a private lender. If you prorate the percentage out on an annual basis that’s a 20% return for 6 months.  A great return for you, but probably not to many people will take that deal.  If you were around 12% and maybe charge a point or two, I think you’ll get some takers.

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Michael Kinsella
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Replied Sep 29 2022, 09:16

You may get some takers, because your advantage as a private lender is flexibility.

For example, if you can close in a few days because you don't require an appraisal or something of that nature, then you may be able to snag some deals.

As @Kenneth Garrett mentioned above though, that is a high APR for prospective borrowers to pay, which is likely to turn many away.

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Replied Sep 29 2022, 11:13

@Clint Rasberry, I'd also be careful, as an APR that high might be usury in Alabama. Especially if you're not lending to an LLC.