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John Frezza
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  • Springs, CO
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Multi family financing

John Frezza
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Springs, CO
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I'm currently looking for a multi family property that would serve as my primary residence. I can find a property but the hard part is getting into it. I have been a real estate agent for under a year and banks will turn me down for a loan. From what I understand only a portion of my tenants income would be accounted for, even if they covered my monthly payment. Are there any ways I can get into a property like this!? Thanks!

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