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Anthony Barbato
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Exponential Growth for Assisted Living Portfolio

Anthony Barbato
  • Developer
  • San Francisco
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Hello,

We are actively expanding our multifamily assisted living portfolio and have several properties that meet our criteria. What is to prevent a buyer from closing on several facilities at the same time and exponentially scaling in quick succession? We will use 75% non recourse debt and 25% equity. Of the equity, we will put 10% of the 25% down, and partner with an equity general partner to finance the majority of the down payment. The management will be outsourced to a proficient operator.

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Scott Morongell
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Scott Morongell
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@Anthony Barbato The only thing that will stop you from closing this deal just like any other is can you bring the equity to closing and will your team satisfy the lender requirements.

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