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How structure returns for a new private investor

Ulises Romero
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Apart from Hard Money lenders, I've been working to find my own private lender. He's interested and now we've reached a point to discuss payment. Do I offer just a flat percentage return after 90days? How are you structuring deals with private lenders?

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A typical structure is an annualized return (8-12% is common with private lenders) with monthly interest payments.  

That said, it's basically anything you can negotiate.

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