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Should you lend privately in your own name?
I'm considering getting into private lending and recently spoke with a local company that facilitates investments. They said their private lenders invest in their own names- and by invest I mean holding the note to a property.
Is this the best way to lend? Would it be advisable to instead do it through an LLC or something else?
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Michael Plaks
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"Why" is the domain of toddlers. :) You just need it, trust me.
Your SDIRA is essentially a trust doing business - private lending.
And if you insist on why - here is a good explanation by one of the companies founded by a BiggerPockets expert, @Carl Fischer.