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Ted Strzelecki
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston
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Funding for 20 units and above

Ted Strzelecki
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston
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Hey fellow investors, I hope you are all crushing it out there. I have come to seek counsel from the collective brain trust here at BP. So I am looking to do a potential 40+ condo conversion unit from an old mill. I am looking for advice from anyone that has actually done this on the financing side. I have the experience actually doing the construction side for the last 2 decades. Now I am looking to be the one improving, and owning it. Any help here is appreciated. I am a buy and hold investor with several properties currently so REI is something I am familiar with, just not on the commercial side as of yet. This could be a buy and hold or potential reno and sell. I am really open to both as I enjoy the long term ROI but also see the potential of making less of ROI in the short term but increasing my capital to invest into other projects. Thanks in advance!

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