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How do I structure a note on a future deal? What's a safe % to work with? I'm thinking it's really based on concern factors such as the homeowner's situation and the value of home.

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How do I structure a note on a future deal? What's a safe % to work with? I'm thinking it's really based on concern factors such as the homeowner's situation and the value of home.

by Maria Fee on Tue 24 Jul 2007 06:24 PM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Yes, it depends on factors such as the down payment and credit score. A good interest rate is 9%.

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