Private Money Lending in Kansas
Kansas offers affordable property values and stable rental markets in Kansas City, Wichita, and Topeka for private lenders.
This guide covers the essential legal and compliance considerations for private money lenders originating loans secured by real property in Kansas. Whether you are a local private money lender or expanding into Kansas from another state, understanding these requirements is critical to protecting your investments and ensuring enforceability of your loan documents.
Key Compliance Considerations for Kansas
• Kansas primarily uses judicial foreclosure, though deeds of trust with power of sale are also recognized
• The state has a 12-month right of redemption if less than one-third of the debt has been paid, reduced to 3 months if more than one-third has been paid
• Kansas permits deficiency judgments within 2 years of the foreclosure sale
• Usury limits of 15% apply to non-supervised loans, with business-purpose exemptions available for qualified transactions
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This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Private lending laws are complex and change frequently. Consult with a qualified attorney before originating loans in Kansas. The attorneys at Geraci LLP are available for state-specific legal consultation.
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