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Nader Kharazi
  • New to Real Estate
  • Chicago, IL
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Multi-Famiy (6 Unit) Loan

Nader Kharazi
  • New to Real Estate
  • Chicago, IL
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This is the first purchasing an investment property and going through this process. My wife and I are buying her grandmothers 6 unit building and have everything under contract and then our loan fell through. 

We struggled to even secure a loan at first due to the building being empty for over a year and not having steady income. Finally finding a bank that would work with us and the contract finalized the bank wouldn’t provide a loan due to the building being in such poor condition even after the proposed fixes with a sellers credit. They said there was nothing wrong with me as the buyer and I could financially support the loan with it being empty. 

Now I’m struggling to find a bank to work with me again. Maybe I’m doing something wrong. Does anyone have any guidance for a new guy?

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