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Kanwar Sodhi
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Anyone Lending 100% in a cash-flowing rental property?

Kanwar Sodhi
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chantilly, VA
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I just saw a property in Georgia that's cash flowing well. Any lenders that'll 100% fully fund?

I can pay closing costs, purchase price of $140,000 and $1,800 of rent coming in.

Assuming it's fully funded, 25% set aside for vacancy/repairs/cap ex, PITI aside, we net $330/monthly

Anyone have any recommendations for lenders that'll charge pretty fairly on interest rate?

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Grandma and Grandpa  mom dad  uncle cousin.. or put together a little group of investors and pay cash.

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