Purchasing 26 units
9 Replies
Kasia Harmata
Real Estate Agent from Orange County, CA
posted 23 days ago
Hi all,
I am looking to purchase a building that has 26 units. I am going to submit an offer for $800/$850k with about $200k down. I am looking for financing — looking for recommendations!
Charles Carillo
Rental Property Investor from North Palm Beach, FL
replied 23 days ago
I highly suggest you reach out to all local banks and credit unions near the property. A property of this size is what these institutions focus on and the closer they are located to property, the better. They will most likley be keeping your property on their books so you are usually able to negotiate most terms.
Chris Cambridge
Investor from New York, New York
replied 23 days ago
At $800K you have 25% down. You need to show 6-12 months reserves on hand as well. You didn't indicate cap rate or NOI. If you expect low rates expect to go full doc.
Stephanie P.
from Washington, DC Mortgage Lender/Broker
replied 22 days ago
Originally posted by @Kasia Harmata :Hi all,
I am looking to purchase a building that has 26 units. I am going to submit an offer for $800/$850k with about $200k down. I am looking for financing — looking for recommendations!
Where is the property? Do you have the operating income statement and rent roll?
Kasia Harmata
Real Estate Agent from Orange County, CA
replied 22 days ago
@Charles Carillo thanks!
Kasia Harmata
Real Estate Agent from Orange County, CA
replied 22 days ago
Jonathan Klemm
Contractor from Chicago, IL
replied 21 days ago
@Kasia Harmata - What area in Chicago and how do the numbers look? For me, personally, Commerical lending has shown to be pretty tight.
Eudith Vacio
Real Estate Agent from Chicago & Indiana
replied 21 days ago
Hi @Kasia Harmata !
I wish you the best of luck! Where in chicago are the properties located?
John Warren
Real Estate Agent from Riverside, IL
replied 20 days ago
@Kasia Harmata there is so much missing that the community will need to help you out. Is this in Chicago? South Side? North Side? From the price, I am guessing it is on the south side. You will need a local lender who understands your business plan and you will need a great property management team for that class of property. Have you connected with a PM yet?
Crystal Smith
Real Estate Broker from Chicago, IL
replied 20 days ago
Originally posted by @Kasia Harmata :Hi all,
I am looking to purchase a building that has 26 units. I am going to submit an offer for $800/$850k with about $200k down. I am looking for financing — looking for recommendations!
Drop me an email or private message and I’ll give you a couple of referrals