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Kris Kaufman
  • Investor
  • Lancaster, PA
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Lender in Tampa Florida that allows subordinate financing

Kris Kaufman
  • Investor
  • Lancaster, PA
Posted

Hi fellow BP'ers,

Been hitting a small roadblock here. Does anyone know of an aggressive lender (bank or CU) that allows subordinate financing (seller held 2nd) on multifamily properties when issuing the loan. I do this in PA all the time. The seller holds a 10% 2nd and we bring 15% (+ closing costs) to the closing table. Acquisition prices range from $1-2mil. Any references would be much appreciated!

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