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Michael Huang
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Multifamily financing with 30% down

Michael Huang
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Hi everyone, I don't know if I post this at the right place. But I have a question about 30% down on 100 unit multifamily deals.

if I have 30% downpayment, but never have done a deal yet. How likely would a bank finance me for over million dollar multifamily deals? I have excellent credit, has down payment, currently have two personal mortgage, one SFH rental. but no big commercial deal experience.

I am also looking for good a attorney and CPA in Jacksonville FL. If you are one, please pm me. Thanks.

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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • St. Paul, MN
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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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If you don't have the net worth like @Abel Sng said, you should still be able to get financing with local banks with recourse financing (you personally guarantee the loan). With 30% down and a property that has 1.2 -1.25 Debt service coverage ratio you should be fine

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