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Steven Lalonde
  • Castlegar BC, British Columbia
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How to go about this...

Steven Lalonde
  • Castlegar BC, British Columbia
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Hey,

I am looking for some help and guidance on how to go about making this deal happen.

There is a building for sale listed on the MLS that is currently used as a church. It is zoned public institutional and would need to be rezoned to residential. My idea is to convert the space into a 4 plex residential building. I have not viewed the building in person yet, but I am thinking 4 - 2bed/1 bath units.

I guess my question is, how do I go about making this deal happen? Vague, I know, but some guidance would be great from all you experienced pros out there. How would you approach banks/lenders for financing?

If you need more details, I am more then willing to provide.

Thanks,

Steve

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