@Eddie Werner - thanks for pointing out Colonel Saunders.

I would call Eddie Harris at Expert Reality.

Eddie, I sent you a message

Hello Jonas,I'm Eddie Reid, Erfinancial,you don't know me from Adam so I suggest you review my profile on bigger pockets or linkden,I've been in this business for 30 years now,I'm more than happy to share my intellectual capital with you, you are definitely on the right trac,185,000 for a 7 unit, that's not a bad deal, however 5.2 percent is not out there,I should know because I'm a commercial MTG broker and investor,rates right now for duplexes, quads,and multifamily under 300,000 are in the 7 percent area, however you might find a bank that may be willing to do a  5  percent , but I haven't run across one,in my opinion just looking at it it seems to be something I would consider but what I would have to do is a cash flow analysis to determine what my return on investment is and that will give you what your return on investment is,and based what the return on investment is ,that would determine if it's a good deal or not based on your expectations,if you have any difficulty determining if this is a good deal , message me,I'm Eddie Reid,and I'm in Baltimore Maryland

Hello BP community,My name is Eddie, a recent college grad.

I tell you this not to brag but to let you know I am real.Here's the numbers on another post by Eddie.

@Eddie T.While I would love to tell you the answer you are hoping to hear, I cannot give you any advice other than to follow the contract that you are signing, otherwise known as a mortgage, that states you cannot transfer title without the lender's written permission (except for several events allowable by law, see the Garn-St.

@Eddie AydagWelcome to Bigger Pockets.

Look up Phoenix Wealth Builders, justin Colby and Eddie Rosefield they can help you!

Eddie is correct about being concerned about previous activity with the LLC.