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Multi-Family Loans and Seller Financing
Hi!
Just curious if you guys had any experience with getting a loan through a conventional lender (or portfolio lender) for a multi-family. Would a lender consider the seller holding the note as your required 20% down?
If you have to have "skin in the game" would a lender accept this?
Thanks,
Steph
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Talk to local banks, and as a benchmark, talk to BMC Capital, as they post 80% LTV on MFs, which I'm sure would apply to very strong borrowers and very stabilized properties.
http://www.bmccapital.com/tools/rate_sheet.php