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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Looking for financing options
Hey everyone, so I came across was appears to be a solid investment opportunity. My hurdle, like most is capital on hand for down payment. Below is an overview of the deal.
9-unit, 3 story brick apartment building. Building is 100% leased at $750/per unit/ per month. If asking price was paid, assuming a 20% down payment and the 50% rule for expenses the property would cash flow $2,198/month.
I'm also open to other creative financing my fellow BP members have used that you think might work here.
Cheers,
Sam
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as @Joe Fairless said,
Or MLO for a low NOI, get a cash flow increased by improving cash flow-
-increase rents after improving units w paint, carpet, etc.
-decrease expenses,
-better more effective management
See
http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/32/topics/67395-information-on-master-lease-options
My buddy @Bill Walston has done 20+ of these.
Best wishes,
Brian