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Justin Ferraro
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Loans vs Partnerships

Justin Ferraro
  • Myrtle Beach, SC
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I'm new here and have read through articles as well as webinars. I keep hearing you can borrow the down payment by getting creative or partner up with someone that can finance the deal or downpayment. There is a lot of information out there about borrowing money from lenders but I'm looking for some information/articles on what would be the idea situation to borrow money from people who would like to invest in your adventures. i.e. interest rate, longevity of the loan, etc. OR if you were to bring on a financial partner, what would be the idea terms for the partnership to be successful on both sides? This is directed toward long term multi family properties. 

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