Skip to content
Private Lending & Conventional Mortgage Advice

User Stats

26
Posts
5
Votes
Matthew Haskins
Pro Member
  • Rehabber
  • Andover, MN
5
Votes |
26
Posts

Family Member Lender Protection and Entity Questions

Matthew Haskins
Pro Member
  • Rehabber
  • Andover, MN
Posted Apr 11 2016, 11:00

I am investing in and around Minneapolis Minnesota. I have been working on finding funding for Rehab projects. I have found family members and friends that would be interested in loaning on deals. I want to make sure that these important people in my life are protected properly in these deals.

Questions that come to mind:

  • Do most lenders create a business entity for their loans?
  • Do usury laws apply when the lender is secured in the first position of a mortgage deed? Minnesota law seems to not restrict interest rates on mortgages MN LawLaw Summarized in Paragraph 4 by MN Lawyer here
  • How else can a family member safely be brought into a real estate deal as a lender? Is a partnership appropriate in this case?
  • Other than securing the lender with A Promissory Note, Mortgage Deed, First Payee on Insurance Claims, and Personal Guarantees what else should the lender be secured by?
  • Anybody know of good attorneys to send lenders to in Minnesota so that they can do their own due diligence?  

Loading replies...