Hi.  Is there a way to get financed on a non-owner occupied 4 plex with less than 25% down? Anyone know of any lender that will do this as everyone I have talked to so far says minimum of 25% is needed,  Thanks

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My husband and I are looking to invest in Multi-Family homes. Are there any good finance options or tools that are not known to the public?
We've pursued many mortgage brokers and they have a 25 % down ...

Hey BP,I know this question has been asked often, but I've been struggling trying to find an investor-friendly insurance company. I am located in Maine and have 2 six unit buildings, 2 four units, and a 5 unit. What a...

I wanted to share my first yellow letter potential deal and get feedback from you guys on this scenario...I received a call in regards to a yellow letter I sent about 3 months ago, the caller is a close friend of the ...

Greetings to everyone. I own a 6-unit apartment building in Illinois, I paid cash so I own it outright. Currently only 3 of them is being rented, the other 3 is still under renovation. I really want to take a loan aga...

I’ve reached a point in my career where my earned income is flowing a bit easier and more than my family really needs to live comfortably. First world problem fortunately.I’ve hit a crossroads and need to decide what ...

Hi all, I am looking to invest in a multi-unit in Chicago. I see that FHA has a low down payment of 3.5%. I wanted to research other loan options as well. What other loan options are there and what is the down payment...

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I’m new to the BP community and excited to learn and grow. I own one multi family and want to learn the smartest way to finance my 2nd multi family property.  Thank you!! 

Hello BP,I am looking for financing  ideas and would like to hold my cash. Currently I have four multi-units fifteen units total all purchased within the past five years cash flowing very nice, low turns, very little ...

hi all, I got an email from an investor selling their get rich program which I never go for but the information she was trying to sell was interesting. She called it "the master lease option method". I don't think ...