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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Owner Financed 8 units with No money down
I am looking at a deal here in Fresno Ca the rents are low at about $500 a unit the complex consists of 8 units total 2 2/1 the rest are 1/1. It is in a C-D area where the rents for a 2/1 should be somewhere around $700 and the 1 bedrooms should be around $600+
My purchase price would be $450k
with 6% interest. When everything is said and done there will be negative cash flow until we stabilize the property. How would you structure this deal?
My Idea is
$450,000 Purchase price
6% interest
7-year balloon
Amortized over 30 years
Principale only payments for the first 6 months
then It would be a normal payment schedule.
With this offer, there still is not much cash flow left in the deal. I would love to get some peoples opinions on how you would take this bad boy down.
Most Popular Reply

Even with those raised rents it makes the deal tight and not a deal. I dont want to sit on a negative asset and at the peak of the market and then when the market corrects have everything get worse.