THE FLIP SIDE OF PRIVATE LENDING SENSEI GILLILAND
Lending Versus Borrowing
You might consider becoming a private lender if:
a. You have $10,000 or more free to invest
I’ve been investing in real estate and training
b. You are too busy to rehab homes on the
investors from coast to coast for over 20 years. I’ve
weekends
connected with thousands of students and seasoned
c. Wholesaling houses just doesn’t appeal to you
investors can helped them get started and scale
d. You are extremely busy, and love your current
wholesaling
career
businesses
and
rental
property
portfolios. I still love these two strategies, and I
e. You need more from your retirement savings
wouldn’t ever give them up either personally or as a
f. Your portfolio needs diversification or
recommendation for those looking to increase their
restructuring
cash, wealth, and time freedom.
Still, being a private lender is getting more attractive.
The Advantages of Private Lending for 2016 &
Beyond
For some this role may be the most attractive move.
For others is at least a core part of their total
The main draws to private lending are:
financial plan.
•
Truly passive income
•
Above average returns
•
Security of investing in real estate
The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and the JOBS Act
have helped to raise awareness of the benefits of
private lending, and have no doubt aided this type of
investment becoming more mainstream. But who is it
really right for?