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Alec McGinn
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Three 4-plex building. Don’t have the hard money...

Alec McGinn
  • Rochester, MN
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Hello BP, A set of three 4-plex building came on the market in my area the other day. Rarely are multi-family buildings ever for sale here. How would I go about acquiring this deal? I would obviously need a hard money lender. Just to get the financing. Highly unlikely I could handle this now since I am finishing school, but I do not want to be passing up these opportunities when they appear. Any wisdom is appreciated!

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