Miami , FL · Member since 2017 · 21 posts · 2 votes
while raising capital to fund apartment deals, many raise capital through equity investors. But they take a stake of the apartment complex, so I was thinking of borrowing the funds through debt investors pay high rates for a while without reaping the cash flow benefits, then cash out refinance them out the deal. But now I own 100% of the property, and could benefit from 100% of the cash flow. Is this a way to go? It's just a way to try and own the whole piece of the pie without sharing equity with equity-investor's.
Wholesaler · Miami, FL · Member since 2016 · 17 posts · 2 votes
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Hello, I think this might be do-able depending on the deal and rate of the lender. As long as the numbers make sense, you can make it work. Let's connect Jonathan. I am in Miami and are looking to invest in apartment buildings also.
You can leverage through various different ways. For example, retirement accounts, credit cards, and even with short term borrowers. There are many ways to "skin the cat" HOWEVER the numbers need to make sense and you do need to be disciplined here.