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Patrick Ryan Cheek
  • New to Real Estate
  • Terre Haute, IN
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Need cash for a Buy & Hold, 14 unit

Patrick Ryan Cheek
  • New to Real Estate
  • Terre Haute, IN
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I've found a 14 unit apartment complex that recently went up for sale, ($490,000) all units are full.  I don't have enough cash for the $98,000 down payment.   With a 20% down payment it cash flows $2,900 meaning the down payment can afford to be a higher interest rate. What are my options?

I have $25,000 cash.

I've looked into HELOC. It only affords me $21,000 after 80% LTV.

I'm looking into hard money loans.  Even with the higher rate it is still positive $800 cash flow.  But I feel like my chances are slim since I'm seeking a loan for a down payment.  I feel its too risky for investors.  What can I do to finance the down payment?  

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