there’s a startup in this, for sure
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make sure if you're lending your friend money the mortgage lender knows about it otherwise it's mortgage fraud which carries a maximum penalty of 30 years in federal prison
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Even if this is straight equity, you want the rate to reflect interest rates. By locking your friend into a low rate, you can hedge against an uptick with shares in the PFIX Simplify Interest Rate Hedge ETF.
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Its friendship (an capacity) mitigated by opportunity cost. i.e. that is cash you could use to acquire crypto currency. - and I think you know where that is going - to the moon)
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OK here is an option: do not accept interest, rather, go for asset appreciation. Simply take a stake in the asset as a co owner, your loan as a percentage of the whole. Then if the asset is liquidated you get that percentage of the proceeds.
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the negative-infinity percent option is missing
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No loan at all, period.
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Ummm wow that’s a good question. I never really thought about what I’d charge in interest loaning my own money.
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