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Paul M.
  • New York, NY
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5-10% Down 3-Unit Multifamily?

Paul M.
  • New York, NY
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Hi All,

Writing because I recently got into real estate... Last fall, I purchased a 3-unit multifamily and the experience so far has been excellent. As a result of the investment, I'm able to save money more aggressively, and I'm looking to get into more properties in my area.

I found a 3-unit nearby that's got amazing cash flow. I went to see it with my realtor before I bought my current place but we didn't ultimately pull the trigger because the price was higher then. It's at $85,000 now, and I might be able to talk them down a few thousand.

My problem is that, at the current moment, I don't have enough to do a 25% down payment on this property with closing costs... Bank said it'd run me almost $30k. I could probably do something closer to 5-10% down... All in, I think I have around $17,000 cash available.

Does anybody know of any financing options or NY banks/credit unions that would finance a 3-unit, non-owner-occupied property at around $85k with less than a 25% down payment? Thanks.

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