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Gerardo Ali
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Loans for multi family in East Coast

Gerardo Ali
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tacoma
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I am fairly new to the east coast but looking to buy 4plex or more, however being new in investing and in the area, was curious if there is a bank/loan agency that would give loans for multiple states? Any suggestions from people/companies that you’ve used?

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    Eric Veronica
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    Eric Veronica
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    @Gerardo Ali will you be occupying the property and what state?

    If you are relocating you may be able to use a Homepossible loan and get into a 4 unit with as little as 5% down. This program allows you to use proposed rent as qualifying Income and the interest rates are as good or better than you would get for a traditional SFR purchase.

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