Private Money Magnet

14. Jul, 2008 6 Comments

Here’s the replay of the Investor Insights Training Webinar: Private Money Magnet

In this 1 hour video, we discuss how to RAISE private money for your projects AND how to earn big returns by becoming a private lender. Just click the video below to start the video.

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Presentation Resources
Guidant Financial – To Get Info on Setting Up a Self-Directed IRA


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6 Responses to “Private Money Magnet”

  1. Katrina Pamorada Reply 23. Oct, 2008 at 1:30 pm

    I had a question regarding the use of private money for self directed ira’s. You mentioned in the teleclass about trying to get the payments deferred… how exactly can you structure this? I spoke with someone from guidant and he informed me that two ways I can approach private money lenders would be to have them put a mortgage on the property or be part owner of the LLC that houses the property. I inquired about structuring it as a deferred loan and he said the loans they give out has to be like other fair market loans that are out now and “balloon” payments aren’t really practiced.

    Can you please ellaborate on this?

    Thanks in advance.

  2. Susan Lassiter-Lyons Reply 23. Oct, 2008 at 4:35 pm

    I have personally worked lenders loaning from their IRA’s that have deferred payments. These are always done on rehab loans and deferred payments on rehab loans is quite common.

  3. David Shives Reply 08. Dec, 2009 at 1:01 pm

    Susan I have a question that may or may not be relivant. When paying interest to your private money investors is the interest paid simple interest or compound interest.

  4. MJ Reply 17. Nov, 2011 at 3:56 am

    Susan my question is in regards to paying back money made as a jv partner on a purchase; if the investor chooses to remain anonymous on Title but wants a 50/50 split. If the property is purchased in the name of an LLC and the anonymous lender is not a member of the LLC; do we still split the capital gains.

    • Susan Reply 17. Nov, 2011 at 9:34 am

      If that’s what s/he wants I would expect so. This is an unusual situation but I would probably have a JV agreement between the investor and the LLC that stipulates the repayment agreement.