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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

how to start big in realestate?
finances are on the check mark in my area. running the math I will have either a few hundred grand in savings, stocks, or equity in 1-4 unit property's within a couple years going at my pace. however while I am saving this massive load of cash and sacrificing a great deal to do so. I don't want to start small, what do I do to start with large apartment complexes.
is getting lending for those deals more of a sales game. or is it more strict like smaller units and investors where they don't budge on your ability to sell them.
I can get the down payment. do you think I would be able to convince a bank to lend to me if I find a deal that makes sense?
I know I don't have property management experience I figured I would just hire a company. or do banks usually not lend on these? should I be seeking private money?