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Johnoson Crutchfield
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tupelo, MS
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Your take on options for this MF Deal

Johnoson Crutchfield
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tupelo, MS
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So I’ve got a eald and I need help getting it done. I’ve got a property under contract. It’s priced for 1,500,000. The units currently are grossing $22,000. Vacancy is 90%. Deal is in prime location. Probably is I can’t find the 300,000 banks want to have 20% down. Seller doesn’t want to finance any of it. The reason I think it’s a deal is because I have been able to get to him to agree to seller finance 1,400,000 for 3 months. In that time I’ve got to secure more permanent financing. How big of a risk am I taking?  100,000k is pretty much all of my business capital and this still is not 20% the banks want. I’m pretty sure the property will appraise for close to 2 million so there’s a lot of equity here. What are your ideas? Should I just back away and wait a few years?

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