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Nashville- Looking to start Multi family with limited cash

Patrick Leitch
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I work for a property management company as the CFO and we handle an extensive amount of properties. After seeing so many investors of these multi family properties we manage, I can’t help but want to get into investing them on my own. My biggest dilemma is that I don’t have the cash to put down. I’m not willing to reach out to current investors my company works with because I don’t want to muddy up any relationships or cause my company any issues should something not align. Any recommendations? Thank you!

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