If you were to make a loan to a developer of £100,000 you would not transfer any money until your solicitor and the borrowers solicitor had agreed the terms, the security and the loan agreement. Only then would you transfer the money to your solicitor in preparation of him completing the loan.
The solicitor would deduct our arrangement fee from the amount he sends to the borrower’s solicitor. This does not change the loan amount, the borrower will still owe you £100,000.
The loan agreement would show an agreed interest rate (in this example) of 1.1% per calendar moth to be paid to you by the borrower. The first payment would be made one month after the loan is completed by the solicitors. These payments would continue, each month, for the duration of the loan.
Each month, you would pay Redfern Capital the agreed 0.1% of the loan amount. You would still retain the £1,000 per month.
This simple, yet effective method ensures that your 12% per annum passive income continues for the duration of the loan.
Because we know when the loan expires, we can already be working on linking you to the next opportunity. This means we can ensure there is very little break between loans, ensuring your income continues.