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Updated about 1 year ago, 10/09/2023
Dallas 6 unit multi-family 90% LTV investor
Hi folks - I'm interested in purchasing a 6 door (2 SFH + 2 duplexes) portfolio in Ft Worth, Texas. The asking price is $1M and lender can finance up to $700K. I'm expected to bring $300K in cash to close. I can bring max $200K and property will need repairs. I can bring ~$200K but would like to bring ~$150K, ideally $100K. ARV is $1.1M. Monthly rent potential is $9K/month and seller loan is interest only for first four years then a balloon payment in year 4.
Anyone know lenders that could help me with this transaction and lend me ~$100K - $200K?
Hi Yonic,
I’ve done a few similar loans to this in the second position. Maybe a private lender could help bring a creative solution for you.
Feel free to PM me if you’d like to discuss more details or brainstorm ideas.
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Hi folks - I'm interested in purchasing a 6 door (2 SFH + 2 duplexes) portfolio in Ft Worth, Texas. The asking price is $1M and lender can finance up to $700K. I'm expected to bring $300K in cash to close. I can bring max $200K and property will need repairs. I can bring ~$200K but would like to bring ~$150K, ideally $100K. ARV is $1.1M. Monthly rent potential is $9K/month and seller loan is interest only for first four years then a balloon payment in year 4.
Anyone know lenders that could help me with this transaction and lend me ~$100K - $200K?
Hey Yonic,
Does the property need significant repairs? The ARV is tight at $1,100,000.. If the seller is opening to carrying in second position, you may finance up to 90% CLTV on a Commercial loan.
- Erik Estrada
- [email protected]
- 818-269-7983
Ask the seller to carry 2nd position.
- Devin Peterson
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- 860-538-3672
Hi Yonic,
I think it makes more sense to use a lender that gives you higher leverage straight up, and that potentially allows you to defer interest payments and origination costs, to save further liquidity.
I can probably help you if you want. Message me if you want to jump on a call.
Magnus