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Updated over 8 years ago, 08/10/2016

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Jim Wilder
  • Gordonsville, VA
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Offer accepted on 16 units, now what to do for financing?

Jim Wilder
  • Gordonsville, VA
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I'm a true newbie and just had my first offer accepted on a 16 unit apartment complex. It was listed for $723K and offer was accepted for $675K. So... how does the financing work? Is it based on projected income of property? I'm looking to let the property pay for itself and want to use a minimum down payment. All the units are full and it has a property manager with a waiting list for more wanting to rent. Property is located in Waynesboro, VA.

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