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Updated almost 9 years ago,
Would a bank finance MF with a 50% LTV if rent paid mtg?
I'm barking down this whole creative financing avenue and trying to find more about what banks will and won't do.
Say there is a property currently cash flowing x and it has 3(?) years of history to show consistency. You put an offer to buy it for $50k. Your appraisal comes back at $100k. You want a $50k mortgage from the bank and your cash flows (x) are enough to cover all expenses related to the mortgage.
Would a bank take this? It seems like a slam dunk for the bank.
Is this a "in what capacity are the banks lending" question (investor v homeowner)?
Would being 5+ units (multi family) have an affect on the decision?