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Anthony Dew
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Ideas for buying a $10 Million+ unit with NO MONEY DOWN

Anthony Dew
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hi folks, 

I have a seller who is interested in selling an apartment complex worth somewhere between $10-$15M. Loan is assumable but I don't see a viable way for me to qualify on my own. It does not allow subordinate financing. And there is a prepayment penalty of $1 million. What are some ways to get this deal done without having my own cash to put down?

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get a listing and make a nice commission selling it to someone who can buy it.

defeasance clauses are tough

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