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Multi family investment Montana New

Conor J Horigan
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Hello,

I am new to the investment space and was curious...  I have been focussing on smaller single family and duplex deals near where I live (sort of Montana is huge and spread out) but have stumbled across a few larger multifamily properties that are in the 1 to 1.3 million dollar price range.  I do not have this sort of capital saved up.  I was wondering what avenues are available for financing larger deals?  I am aware that banks will lend on the properties performance but is that all I would need in order to take over a 20 unit million dollar building?  I would love to scale quickly but also want to make sure all my ducks are in a row.  Any advice appreciated.

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