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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Deal Scenario
60 unit apartment
Purchase Price: $1,000,000
1st Lien: $300,000
Seller Carry: $700,000 3-6 months
Appraisal: $1million-1.4million
My question is will a bank finance the first lien. i figured its pretty safe to them since they are financing 30% of LTV. Spoke to a bank and they said they would typically refinance a property if its stabilized {90% occupied for 3 months}.
I was going to go to them and see if they could finance the first lien, then refinance in 3-6 months to take out the seller. I have a private money source that would do it, but the points would be 5. This property grosses about 30k a month and I have experience with multifamily.
I just wanted feedback from everyone.
Thanks