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Updated over 4 years ago, 05/09/2020

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Travis Mullen
  • Lender
  • CA & AZ
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Financing an 8 SFR Portfolio in Iowa

Travis Mullen
  • Lender
  • CA & AZ
Posted

Hi BP Community,

I have been offered an offmarket deal from a landlord and property manager with over 30 doors in IA. He brought me 8 SFR's he'd like to sell as a package and continue to manage for $50/mo per house. The taxes are $862/mo, and the insurance is $350/mo. The Gross rents are $5,990. The asking price is $550,000 and the value of the properties is around that or a little higher. They're all turn-key, already rented, no obvious deferred maintenance. These are quality.

My question is, should I pass because I'm not in a cash position to buy it, or should I continue to be creative and try to find a way.  My first dead end was a portfolio lender in that local market saying they dont allow a 2nd lienholder, even though the seller will carry whatever amount I need, but he does want to cash out at least half. 

I'm curious if any private lenders will lend around 6% or 7% for longer terms, like 30 year term with 10 year balloons.  If that exists, how do I find it?  I have done what BP authors have said and have networked a lot at meet ups.  Is there anywhere online that aggregates private investors and allows you to search by criteria?   Also, do these type of lenders always care if they record a 2nd lien? 

Any help to move this forward would be much appreciated.  


Thank you!

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