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Luis Gonzalez
  • Wholesaler
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Help analyzing a fourplex in Oklahoma city

Luis Gonzalez
  • Wholesaler
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Hi, 

    I am looking into a fourplex and I am hoping someone could help me in analyzing the deal and how I can structure it with a hard money lender. What are some of the more common things to factor in on a fourplex to see if it has a potential cashflow. Also, I am thinking of going through a hard money lender to get funding for the deal, is deals a good option? if so, what kind of loan would be better a regular loan or interest only loan or is there another option? Sorry for all the questions I am dead set on getting my first property but want to make sure I don't miss anything. Any tips are greatly appreciated, guys.

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Evelyn Roper
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Evelyn Roper
  • Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Is it in livable condition? Would you be willing to live in one of the units for a year? Could you possibly get financed with an FHA 203K loan? If you could it would save you the hassle of having to refinance and you could get a better interest rate than a hard money lender.

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