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Saad D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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SBA loans - Do you have experience with it?

Saad D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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My partner and I employ the BRRRR strategy and our goal is do double our portfolio in the next 2 years. This translates to one deal a quarter. We have invested our own capital and have a track record of cash out 100% of our capital via forced appreciation. All our units cash flow at a healthy rate. We reinvest all our earnings.

In order to do one deal a quarter, we decided to take our first private money loan to fund a major rehab. However we will need more cash to keep up with our one deal a quarter plan.

Options we've considered, including SBA loans:

1. Add more of our own cash. We've exhausted this option and it's also not scalable.

2. Private money - using this but it's very expensive in my opion

3. Conventional loan - too slow, can't get a loan for uninhabitable buildings

4. SBA - we got an offer through Lendio but the costs are very high. The factor rate is something like 1.35 because our LLC doesn't have a credit history and we don't have massive cash reserves. We reinvest most our cash and income because we are trying to scale.

5. Raise more money from friends and family - it's definitely looking like most vible option

What do others think about this challenge? How have you approached it? Has anyone taken SBA loans out for real estate?

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