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Kelly Wiggs
  • Evansville, IN
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Multi Family Loans for rehab?

Kelly Wiggs
  • Evansville, IN
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Any recommendations for on where to find funds to rehab a 20 unit apartment building with an additional 10k of commercial attached located in Indiana? Tons of add value. Listed at 200k and I have the funds to purchase, estimated rehab at 150K-200k for apartments, ARV at 500-600k. Seller is motivated so I could be closer to 125-150k purchase price.

The plan would be to rehab and lease the apartment section first to generate cash flow. Then repeat with the commercial.

I could be in this for 300k if I had to and fund the purchase and rehab with cash, but I'd rather be in for 150-200k. Annual NOI would be in-between 67k and 90k on just the residential as lots of opportunity to increase rents in redeveloping area.

I have good credit, High DTI, Non Traditional Income, some cash reserves, 6 years residential rental and rehab experience

I'm talking to my Credit unit on Monday, but I wanted to reach out for alternative recommendations. Thanks for any guidance!

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