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Bryce Cutler
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what is the best way to create a contract for a private investor?

Thanks,

Bryce

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    Best way, have your attorney draft a promissory note and deed of trust (or mortgage if you are investing in a mortgage state) that protects all involved.

    Next step is to make sure lender is protected via title insurance, hazard insurance, and your ability to perform.

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