Maturity Date

The Maturity Date is the specific date upon which the outstanding principal balance of a loan, along with any remaining interest, must be paid in full.

What is a Maturity Date?

It marks the end of the loan term. For short-term private loans, this date is often 12 to 24 months from the origination date.

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Exit Strategies

Planning for loan repayment and project completion.
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Why Maturity Dates Matter

Borrowers must have a clear exit strategy, such as selling the property or refinancing, prepared before this date to avoid default.

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