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Rabin Bista
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CRE investing for a newbie

Rabin Bista
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Can a investor with no experience get a Non recourse Agency loan for 10-20 units in NC or SC area ? Or will i need a experienced partner to cosign ? Can the equity portion be funded as well, provided i have at least 10 % liquid ?

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Garret Rumbea
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Garret Rumbea
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From my experience you'll need to check all three boxes: net worth, liquidity, and experience (owning certain number of doors for past 2 years I believe). But you should definitely speak with your lender for their criteria.

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