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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Paul Gwilliam
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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8 unit building, looking for financing/deal structuring advice

Paul Gwilliam
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

I'm looking at a property right now that is multi family and has a significant value add potential. However, the current numbers show it's a dog.

I'm fairly confident I can get the seller to let me manage it for a few months and be flexible with the purchase situation. If I can manage it for a few months, I can fill the vacancies, and maybe increase rent a bit, or turn over a couple units at increased rents. I just need to buy some time.

My question is about financing it. Is there a way with multi family financing to get a carryback from a seller to eliminate my need for a down payment? OR if I got short term financing for 6 months to increase income/decrease expenses and get a better value which makes a refinance possible. I wouldn't need a down payment if the purchase price is less than the 75% LTV because it's a refinance. How can I make this work? What is your experience?

Here are the numbers.

List Price 250k (Not paying close to that)

Current NOI 3,000

Potential NOI after some management changes 20,000

8 units current rent 400 (3 vacant)

market rent 450-550

Empty basement with space for 2 or 3 more units after much construction.

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