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Input on 20-plex Multifamily

Kristi Miller
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Looking for input on financing structures for a 20-plex.  All units are rented and I have P&L and detailed expense list, rent roll, etc.

I'm experienced in 1-4 unit residential, but this would be my first larger multi.

Would there be benefits to talking to a local bank/CU or just getting terms from a few commercial lenders?

Thanks

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Greg Kasmer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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Greg Kasmer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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@Kristi Miller - Not sure how many local banks/CU you called/inquired with, but I typically get rates from 3-4 to get a sense of what might be offered in the aggregate. Some of banks I spoke to recently were 7-7.5% so the 8.25% you were quoted sounds a bit high to me. I think it's worth it to call a few more, or reach out to a broker. I also know the larger brokers (CBRE, etc..) do have connections with local banks that can help. Good Luck!

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