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Carlos Liriano
  • Real Estate Investor
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Keys to funding your apartment deals

Carlos Liriano
  • Real Estate Investor
  • The Bronx, NY
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Hello fellow Big Pocketers,

With all the different funding sources to purchase commercial apartment buildings, what might be the best approach to receiving banks or private money?

Thanks a million,
Carlos

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Jonathan Casillas
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  • Four Oaks, NC
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Jonathan Casillas
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
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Carlos Liriano some of the things that come to mind are:

1. Personal Financial Statement
2. 2 Years Tax Returns
3. Rent Roll if any
4. Purchase Agreement
5. Proof of Funds (if any I Highly recommend this and I would say 99% its a requirement investors/banks want to see that you are willing to put "Skin in the game")
6. A Business Plane
7. A 3 year projection of the business.

In my experience the deal itself and the re-pore you build with them holds more weight when talking to a privet money lender then it dose when talking to a bank (granted this again is on a case by case basses). This could be because for the most part private money people are investors as well while banks are a numbers business. Hope this helps.

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