Use A Shared Appreciation Mortgage To Boost Your Income As A Private Lender

Is it possible to use a shared appreciation mortgage to boost your income as a private lender? In this video, Clint Coons, Esq. will show how private lenders can boost their income with this one specific trick.

“As we know, if you're a private lender how do we typically get paid? We get paid with points and interests and that can add up.” 0:27

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Shared Appreciation Document
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As a private lender, you are likely aware that the most common way to earn money with your mortgage is through interest and points. Points are a percentage of the loan amount you’re lending, while interest is the amount of money you make on that percentage over time.

What is a shared appreciation mortgage? A shared appreciation mortgage (SAMP) is a type of home loan that allows you to share in the appreciation of the property with the borrower. It’s a way for both parties to benefit from any increase in value over time.

Shared appreciation mortgages are not common, but they can be a good option for borrowers who want to share in the benefits of home ownership. If you’re thinking about becoming a private mortgage lender, it might be wise to familiarize yourself with what shared appreciation mortgages are and how they work.

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LINK TO SAMPLE SHARED APPRECIATION MORTGAGE DOCUMENT WITH CONVERTIBLE OPTION:
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