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Akshay Wattal
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What are some alternatives to maximize the LTV ratio after a cash purchase?

Akshay Wattal
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  • Investor
  • California
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Hi folks,

What are some alternatives to maximize the LTV ratio after a cash purchase? For instance, if you buy a home for $120,000 in cash, one option is delayed financing, where you can obtain a conventional mortgage with a 70% LTV for multi-family properties (i.e. 30% down). However, I'm interested in exploring other possibilities that could potentially offer a higher LTV, such as 75% to 80% for multi-family properties.

Property is not in an LLC, but owner's name.

Welcome any guidance here! Thanks!

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