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Rob Flunker
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  • Tempe, AZ
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First time investor- Is this deal good?

Rob Flunker
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
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I am really interested into investing in apartments and multi family homes.  I have found a deal but am not sure if it is good.  To me everything checks out but I am curious if I am missing something or need to ask for a different piece of information.  Also, I am looking to do subject to financing where the seller will continue to hold the loan but my name will be on the property as well and then after 6 months, I will refinance and take over the loan with out having to put down a down payment. Does this seem possible? Is this property out of my league? It is a 36 unit apartment complex selling for 2.15M. Any advice would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Rob

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