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David Goodman
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Property Manager
  • Realtor
  • Nashville, TN
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Is interest only financing the way to go?

David Goodman
Agent
Property Manager
  • Realtor
  • Nashville, TN
Posted

Hey yall

I'm finally seeing some inventory on the market! A client of mine found a great east Nashville development going up for a good price. 4/4 townhome listed around $735k in a great part of Nashville. Although we love the price, his interest rate is killing the deal. What are some financing strategies that you are using to increase cashflow during this high interest rate environment? As they say, we want to "buy the price - date the rate."

Any ideas?

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