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Multifamily Deal Financing
Thinking about putting an offer on a multifamily deal without using my own cash. Would hold and rent the property. What are some of the financing options I could utilize or is putting 25% down and getting a traditional mortgage my only option? I currently own another similar property with a mortgage and positive cash flow for the last six years. Open to any suggestions.
Thanks!
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Originally posted by @Pavan Sandhu:
If the property is over 5 units. Why not explore an SBA 504 loan? You can potentially only come in with 10% down if the seller would carry 10%
You cannot use an SBA loan on a multifamily property. They are for O/O properties where the owner will use more than 51% of the gross rentable space.