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Adam Brammer
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Properties too large for Residential Loans

Adam Brammer
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  • Rental Property Investor
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Hello, I am currently shopping around for multi-family properties and have been able to find quite a few that have great cashflow. However, when I approach the banks with the properties (typically 6+ units), I am unable to attain a residential loan or anything more than 20 year terms. Changing the numbers around to a twenty year amortization, my cash flow no longer makes any sense. So my question is are there any other options out there that can help provide a longer term for 6+ unit properties?

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