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Jimmy NA
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  • CT
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How do I finance this deal?

Jimmy NA
  • Property Manager
  • CT
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My Plan:

Purchase (2) adjacent properties, (3) family and (2) family (separate deeds.) I want my downpayments on each to be as low as possible. A loan representative told a can do 1 closing, 1 loan. Another mortgage rep. told me I need to do 2 closings and pay all the costs associated with 2 purchases. I want to put down as little as possible because I need capital to pave the driveway, side one of the buildings, etc....
The purchase prices would be 80K (3family) and 50K (2family). I would like to finance the closings costs as well. I think they will be about $4500. What is the best possible way to structure this?

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