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How can I finance an apartment complex!

Marta Hernandez
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Hello everyone, I’m from California and I’m looking into buying an apartment complex. Can I have some advice on how and what I can do to finance an apartment complex. I’ve been doing hard money loan to buy my other properties but would like to move on to apartments complex. Any information would be helpful, thank you in advance! 

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Charles Carillo
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@Marta Hernandez

There are hard money lenders/bridge lenders that will lend on multifamily properties but building relationships with local banks and credit unions is probably the best way to go. Each institution will have their own risk tolerance for different asset classes so it will take some research to find a local banks or credit unions that are interested in multifamily lending.

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