Setting aside the inherent risk of high leverage, here is my story:I have a situation where an outright owner is willing to do 80% financing; however I don't have enough capital to bridge the gap :cry: Is there any way to convert his offer of 80% owner finance to loaning 25% of the purchase price as a second and getting "convential" financing for 75%?

We've got to convert you to Cardinalism before to long.

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Other owners could convert some housing inventory to other uses.

11 unitGross rents $5,500Purchase price $205,000Rehab needed - unknown until inspection - owner has put 175k in, but I'm allocating 5k minimumFinancing terms for BOTH units (including arm details and cap, if any) - 30 year, 25% down 5.75% commercial 5 year then converting to 1 year arm.

Convert it to a self directed IRA.

I'm looking to spend ~80-100K on buildout converting into an eye clinic.

I'd say convert any tax to user fee based tax.

It's a cluster of 4 commercial units that they want to convert into 1 large space (I won't divulge into which company this is until things progress or in the unfortunate event that they fall through).

That part of the wall is on the area where the garage was converted/added on, whatever at some point.