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Vasundhara Ranjani
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Multifamily Building Financing w/ Low(er) Down Payment Options?

Vasundhara Ranjani
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bay Area, CA
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I'm currently doing some due diligence on a large(r) apartment building that I'm seriously considering buying. The main stumbling block is that my lender for all my other multifamily (most of my buildings are 8 - 22 units) requires 20%+ down payment which has not been a problem thus far but for this deal (~ $4m range), it's a bit steep.

I'm an individual investor and don't have 'partners' to share the risk with.

What are some options out there for financing such a deal with say 10% down?

Thanks in advance.

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Nick B.
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Nick B.
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Owner financing could be an option if the seller has no mortgage on that property. 

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