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All Forum Posts by: Damica H.

Damica H. has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: Need Help with Buy and Hold Deal Structure.

Damica H.Posted
  • Stockbridge, GA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

 Peter, thanks for replying. 

I could go in half with a down payment but it would tap into my reserves. I thought about that at first too. 

Post: Need Help with Buy and Hold Deal Structure.

Damica H.Posted
  • Stockbridge, GA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

Hello BP community

I am a newbie to the RE world but I have done allot of research in many different areas. I often find myself on BP for hours at a time reading and researching. If i am posting in the wrong section my apologizes. 

I need a little insight with my issue. I am interested in MF buy and holds. I have great credit and a small savings, not enough to get in the game. Recently I had a friend come to me and tell me he has heard me talk for the last two years about RE and he wanted to help me get into the game. He said someone helped him get into the game ( not RE) and he said he wanted to do the same. He told me to bring him a business plan. Note.. he is not interested in the RE world he is very successful in another area. This truly is a great opportunity for me. 

Now you would think after all these years of reading and dreaming of my first deal I would already have a structure deal down. But since I never thought  private money would be an option I never harped much on it. My question to the community is. 

What is the best approach? Should I just ask my friend for a down payment and then get a loan from the bank and repay my friend back with interest? If so what is the average repayment time frame. Or should I do something different? I can get a loan for the bank I have already approved before. It was the down payment that was the issue. 

Any advice will grateful. 

Thanks

Post: New from Atlanta

Damica H.Posted
  • Stockbridge, GA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

J Martin thank so much for the information.

Post: New from Atlanta

Damica H.Posted
  • Stockbridge, GA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

Hello @Luther M. thanks so much for the information. I will certainly look into it.

Post: New from Atlanta

Damica H.Posted
  • Stockbridge, GA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

Hello

My name is Damica and I from Atlanta Georgia. I am very excited to have found BP and I am looking forward to learning lots of information. I am interested in small multifamily units located in the college areas in Atlanta. I hope I can learn how to get started in the world of REI.

Post: Newbie in Atlanta: Where to begin

Damica H.Posted
  • Stockbridge, GA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

Hello

I am very very new to this and I am looking for any information to help me along the way. I just came across this site and so glad I did. I have done allot a research in real estate education and have a little bit of knowledge in many different areas. Now it seems all the information is running together and I don't know where to begin.

I would like to start out with a small multifamily property 3-4 units, buy and hold. I have a good credit score and have a small amount of money saved ( not much). I am confused on what is the best route to take for financing.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.