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Jeremy Holleb
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Financing eligibility question

Jeremy Holleb
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello everyone. I’m in a bit of a weird situation and wanted to ask for advice. So I recently got laid off from a startup company. The timing was very inconvenient because I was ready to start approaching lenders for financing on a multi family apartment building. I have $230,000 of my own money ready to go but I’m between jobs. Will this impact my ability to get financing? Looking for a friend! Thank you!

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@Jeremy Holleb

If you have excellent credit and enough cash to pay 25% down plus closing costs, just do a portfolio loan that requires no income verification and call it a day.

Stephanie

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