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Updated almost 7 years ago, 02/26/2018

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Jairmiya St. Hilaire
  • Financial Advisor
  • TAMPA, FL
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Help in the Commercial Real Estate Space!

Jairmiya St. Hilaire
  • Financial Advisor
  • TAMPA, FL
Posted

Hi,

Looking for advice regarding financing for an apartment building. I'm just starting out in the commercial real estate investing game and I'm seeking an investor that is experienced in this area to share your thoughts on a couple ways I could finance the property. For instance, examples on how you financed your first apartment building would be great! Or if you know of any hard money lenders in the Las Vegas area I could utilize to acquire the property and get my foot in the door and then refinance the property with a conventional lender, rip the forced appreciation out from the renovation and repeat the process only next time I'll have capital to use a conventional lender from the beginning. Any thoughts or advice would help me out substantially!

R,

Jairmiya 

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