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As being a hardcash lender for real estate investment. A broker borrowed $30K to flip a house and I charged him 15% which is about $4500 profit and the next day he lost $30K. I dont know how, but can I force him to pay me back? I don't know what you mean by he lost $30K. If you are a hard cash lender, then I am assuming you had him sign a note for the $30K plus the 15%. I hate to give Free consulting, but here it goes. Whenever you lend on a home, your loan is secured by that home. So, you would file a lien on the property. Then when he goes to sell or refinance the new lender will force him to pay it, becuase they can't have liens on the property. The title company will contact you for a payoff. At that time you would include the $30K plus the 15% plus any additional fees your written contract allows you or other fees of non-payment that are reasonable if you don't have it in writting. Good luck. sure as long as you have all of this in writing and none of this "he said she said" stuff -- course the problem you might have is like the old saying "hard to get blood out of turnip" but i would hound him tell you know what freezes |
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