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Jared Ottley
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Multi-family financing questions

Jared Ottley
  • Navarre, FL
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Was looking at buying a four triplex complex (12 units total).  First meeting with bank and was told 25% down at minimum would be required and 5.5% would be best interest rate on the rest.  Just want to check to see if this is the norm right now. 

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Theo Hicks
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Theo Hicks
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I would work with a mortgage broker rather than a bank. They will go out and find you the best loan program based on your experience, the deal, and your business plan.

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