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Eric Oszczypala
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What would you do with 100k to invest

Eric Oszczypala
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Scottsdale, AZ
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What would you do with the current market and 100k to invest?

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Will Fraser
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I would find a partner with $100k to invest and take down a C+ or B- multifamily property with as many units as I possibly could and split the equity and cashflow 50/50.  If you could bring in a third partner with a high net worth (if needed), then you could possibly take down a multifamily project valued around $1.00M, add $250K in value and then refinance out with a loan intended for small balance multifamily projects (like a Freddie Mac Small Balance Loan).

That'd be the most killer situation I can think of with $100k cashola.

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