All Forum Posts by: Matt Nettles

Maybe a newb question but wanted to get everyone’s opinions:

Why is multi family financing deemed “easier” to obtain as compared to a single family?

I’ve heard it said over and over in podcasts and I don’t know I’ve ever heard it explained how and exactly what makes it so appealing to banks/lenders and what makes it easier to obtain

@Tim Ryan Hey Tim!

That is a very good point. You are right, I could have reworded that better but my goal with the post was to meet others in the MF space and that would potentially be open to working together

@Osmund Agbo just to reiterate what Ola said, the book pays for itself easily with all the information in it.. I would’ve paid $100 for it to be honest. It’s a small investment that you’ll have in your back pocket for a lifetime

@Robert J. Hey Robert! You worked directly for Marcus & Millichamp? That is really cool. I’ve been on their website looking through some of the reports they offer and it is really awesome info. Will definitely stay in touch my friend. Thanks for offering a helping hand

@Theo Hicks Hey Theo. Thanks for your input and advice my friend. I have watched hundreds of hours of you and Joe on the podcasts.. also read the best ever apartment syndication book.. fantastic content and can’t say thanks enough for all of the free knowledge you both are happy with sharing.

@Ola Dantis Hey Ola! Thank you for the inputs sir. I actually purchased Joe’s best ever apartment syndication book and already finished it. I’ve also listened to hundreds of hours of podcasts of his and Theo who commented below. I will most definitely stay in touch. Thanks again

@Pundari Pothini Hey Pundari. Going to send you a friend request. Let’s connect and chat

@Brent Kawakami Hey Brent. I would love that man. Thanks for wanting to lend a helping hand

@Todd Dexheimer

And will do! Just joined BP about 30 minutes ago lol

@Todd Dexheimer Hey Todd! Thank you for the reply. I am about two hours south of Atlanta and I am sure they have MF meetups there. However here locally, we have REIA meetings but 100% of those are solely interested in SF (I've tried having the conversations with them about MF) so I figured I would throw it on here and see if there was anyone that may find interest in working together