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Taylor Burns
  • Denver CO
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Bank Loan For Down Payment on Owner Finance Multifamily

Taylor Burns
  • Denver CO
Posted

Hey BP, 

I'm working on getting into a mid-size apartment building (30-50 units). I am exploring options on funding and was curious on some non-traditional ways. 

Is it possible to get a 10-20% (of purchase price) bank loan for the down payment on a seller finance deal? Is this something that is doable/allowed. Can a bank put a second type lean on the property as collateral for this loan? Or is this type of loan too risky for a bank. 

Has anyone done a deal with this method?  

Thank you!! 

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