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Multifamilies in Texas wanted

Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
  • Investor
  • Round Rock, TX
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Originally posted by Baldwin Hutchinson:
I am currently in the market for 10 to 14 Multifamily in distress. Properties min of 50 units and up 70% Occupancy min cap outside of CA 8.4 inside CA 9.5 or higher.

I am always looking for good loan terms as well. If you have a
good Loan Program drop me line we may be able to do business.


I'll look at similar stuff in Texas if anyone has anything to broker.

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