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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Question about sec. 8 Turn key 100% financing or JV
I currently have a Partner that is located in Detroit with access to turn key section 8 properties.
I know Detroit is kind of another animal when it comes to investing,
I am looking for a private lender with 90%-100% financing or a possible Joint Venture. With my Partner.
Advice, is welcomed.
Thank you.
Most Popular Reply

I am not an expert in Sec 8, but having a background in lending, 90-100% is highly unlikely. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if there were funds available from the city (tax credits, non-repayment funds, etc...) to help grow/improve the city. I would google keywords like: "Detroit Improvement money from city". You get the idea. If you can only get 75%-80% lending, you might find forgivable 20%+ difference from the city.
Best of luck!