Explain how the repayment structure works. Consider whether it’s monthly installments, whether there are any late fees or interest, the date when the payment is due, and how they should pay it.
The total balance of the Loan, including any interest, fees, or penalties, is due in:
A Lump Sum – Borrower must pay back the Loan in a lump sum payment, in the total amount of $(Amount), by the (Due.Date).
Installments – Borrower shall pay the Loan and its fees, penalties, and interest totaling installment amounts of $(Amount), with the first payment on the (FirstPayment.Date), and the remaining payments as:
Weekly installments, due on the (Day) of the week
Monthly installments, due on the (Number) of each month
Quarterly installments, due on the (Day) every three months
The Loan is due, with any outstanding balances settled, by the (Final.LoanDate). Any payment that is more than (Number) days late after its due date, according to the above terms, will incur an occurrence/daily late fee of $(Amount)/interest rate of (Percentage)% on the outstanding balance.
Loan Security Not every LLC loan agreement requires security, but it’s a good idea to ensure the Lender is protected. As LLC partners can’t be held personally responsible for any company debt, this Security will ensure you don’t lose any money if the LLC can’t repay the Loan.
Unsecured – There is no security provided in the Agreement.
Secured – The following property is supplied as Security for the Agreement: (Property.SecurityDescription) (“Security”)
This Security will transfer to the possession and ownership of the Lender should the Borrower default on this Agreement. Until the Loan is repaid in full, the Borrower may not sell, transfer, or otherwise exchange the Security without the written permission of the Lender. Should this term be violated, the Lender may declare all sums due under the Agreement immediately due and payable. Should the market value of the Security not equal or exceed the Loan, then the Borrower remains liable for the outstanding balance, which will accrue interest at the maximum rate allowable by law.