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Tim Kelly
  • Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
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Creative (or any type of) Financing!

Tim Kelly
  • Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
Posted

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Hello all!  I am a new, and very motivated investor in the Hampton Roads, Virginia region and I am searching high and low for multi-family or small apartment complexes.  However, I am struggling to figure out the best approach for financing, if I do not have all the capital traditionally required for a down payment.

If I decide to go with a lender, am I really going to have to come to the table with at least 20-25% down? I have some capital to invest, and luckily my mother is willing to invest with me, so that adds some significant capital, as well...

Essentially, I am looking for the smartest way to being qualified for a loan or any kind of financing, on an 10-20 unit apartment complex in and around $400,000 - $500,000 that would definitely cash flow!

I am non-stop reading and educating myself with this but can't seem to find the best answer, please help!

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