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Joshua Jasien
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Borrow from the In-Laws?

Joshua Jasien
  • Investor
  • La Grange Park, IL
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I'm looking to make a move into commercial multifamily in the $1M range but need the 25% down. My In-Laws have volunteered to provide the initial down payment provided they would be able to pull out if needed. My goal would be give them the option after the first 5 year mortgage term is up. Until then I would like to pay them dividends if we set it up as an LLC. In other words they would be equity investors and the money they 'lend' would not be a loan. Would a commercial lender agree to this and is an LLC the best way to go?

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