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Financing advice for multifamily syndication deal

Jason Bailey
  • Fort Wayne, IN
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Hello! My real estate partners and I are breaking into the larger multifamily space after transitioning from small multifamily deals. We're currently in best and final for a sweet 100 unit real estate syndication acquisition deal in Texas but have run into a road block with bridge-> agency debt financing as our net worth is just shy of the requirements to secure the bridge loan. In cases like this, what creative financing options are available to meet this gap amd structure the deal? Hard money? Partnership for guarantorship? What else? I'd appreciate any feedback from experienced investors. Thank you!

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    Key Principal.  Talk to your lender.

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