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Nicole Skorka
  • Property Manager
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How to Fund a Portfolio Purchase

Nicole Skorka
  • Property Manager
  • Denver, CO
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My agent has shared a deal with me that includes a portfolio of (16) SFR and duplex properties that are tenant occupied and available off market for $785k. Without putting in 25% of my own money, what creative ideas for funding are out there?

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Lucas Miles
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fairmont, MN
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Lucas Miles
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fairmont, MN
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@Nicole Skorka 1. Bring in a partner who has the capital to fund the down payment. 2. Ask the seller to carry a 2nd mortgage for the 25% for a few years. 3. Seller financing, seller finances the majority of the purchase for X years, you don't come up with a smaller down payment. Or any form of combination of the above. 

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