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Slade S.
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What are our financing options?

Slade S.
  • Rental Property Investor
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Been listening to the RE podcasts and now my father and I would like to partner up and buy a small multifamily in PA for less than $100k. I am very able to renovate and do landlord type fixes. We are very new to investing. Where do we begin to figure out our best financing options?

Here is some info about us...

I am in my 30s and have a short history of income. I consider myself a jack of all trades. I have about $20k in savings. I'm carrying a small note on a rural 10 acres (only collect $200/month) and holding a 5 acre property in Oregon (probably worth about $20k). I have a low credit score of about 700.

My father owns his home worth about $250k and has great credit and good income.

Please go easy on me, I'm new to financing, but I gave done a couple land deals so I know a little about tax deed auctions, purchase agreements, title companies, recording deeds.

Thank you for any guidance!

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Nicole Galchutt
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Nicole Galchutt
  • Lender
  • Oregon, Hawaii and Texas
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Hi Slade, congrats on the properties you own and excited for you in your next venture! If your purchasing as an investment property there are debt-service loans- basically if it will cash flow after your mortgage payment you could qualify. So no income docs needed. 

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