How to finance my first rental turn key portfolio ?
3 Replies
Ozzy Llanes
posted about 1 year ago
Looking into buying a turnkey portfolio is 14 rentals . What would be my best way to finance the 80% left . I have the cash for the down payment . Loan amount would be around 700k .. located in Ohio .
Will Fraser
Real Estate Broker from Oklahoma City, OK
replied about 1 year ago
Hi @Ozzy Llanes ! You should be able to find a great local bank that will fund the portfolio using a commercial loan. They will probably want to have a loan at 75% of the appraised value, but if you are putting 20% cash down and sweet talk them (or perhaps more relevantly if you keep some accounts at their bank) they would work with you on a great deal.
Ozzy Llanes
replied about 1 year ago
@Will Fraser thanks Will !
James Wise
Real Estate Broker from Cleveland, OH
replied about 1 year ago
Originally posted by @Ozzy Llanes :Looking into buying a turnkey portfolio is 14 rentals . What would be my best way to finance the 80% left . I have the cash for the down payment . Loan amount would be around 700k .. located in Ohio .
Best way to finance this type of stuff is with individual 30 year residential loans. Those will provide the best terms. Problem is you are limited to 10 of these so assuming you have one on your own home you've got at most 9 to use on turnkey rentals. Getting a blanket home on a scattered site rental portfolio like that is just too tough. You'd need to go the commercial route and commercial lenders aren't salivating over that type of stuff so the terms and rates will be rough. If you're cool with the rough terms and rates though you may want to look into Lima One. I've seen them do these loans for several investors.