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Kaneem Curvey
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Should you have a PPM on a multifamily that is less than 150k?

Kaneem Curvey
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Hello BP, I have a deal for a 125k. Multifamily 5 unit building. Well kept property. Below market price. I have investors but not sure on how to structure the deal. Would like advice on how to "CYA" all that are involved with this deal. Thanks in advance.

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Scott Krone
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Scott Krone
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@Joseph Gozlan 20% IRR or more. However the project must also have a valuation of 70% cost to value.

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