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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Jason Luongo
  • Investor
  • Lake Worth, FL
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6 Unit Apartment Building

Jason Luongo
  • Investor
  • Lake Worth, FL
Posted

To start off, I have never invested in multi family before. I own 1 investment SFH that has worked very well for me. After listening to Grant Cardone, I am trying to think BIGGER. I have been doing some research and I found this 6 unit for sale. What I really like about this property is its only 1 year old. Everything is basically brand new. See attached Rent Roll below. I like the area/neighborhood its in. Also, the rents can certainly be increased by 50-100, I found many comps in the 1,300 range. The ones that are 1200 good easily be raised to at least 1,250

With all that being said, I dont have 200k for a down payments. I have about 75k. So that leaves me with 2 questions,

1. Does this look like a good “deal”

2. If yes, how should I go about getting the rest of the down payment money.

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