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Alisha Davis
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To lend or not to lend that is the question

Alisha Davis
  • Smyrna, GA
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I'm selling my house and moving to another state. I'm considering becoming a private lender with some of the proceeds. Is there anything I need to be aware of?

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Rick Pozos
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Rick Pozos
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  • San Antonio, TX
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You DO NOT need a lenders license. There are many exceptions to needing a license.

I would just be very careful about who you lend money to. Make sure that you lend to people that you know are in the business and have a pretty good track record. I would get to know them before any lending happens. Make sure all transactions go through a title company and you have a deed of trust or mortgage(depending on your state) recorded with the county.

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