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Jack Haskins
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New to obtaining financing.

Jack Haskins
  • Richmond, VA
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I have a chance for a quad that is in a kind of very small city that is going through kind of a revitalization. The building seems to have been an old commercial warehouse or something similar. 2 units are pretty much done. the other 2 need complete renovation. needs to have about 80k in work to be rent able. Present owner says he gets 1000.00 a month for each unit but i am guessing around 750-800. They are asking 175k for the property and it doesn't assess for half that. Taxes and such are cheap, has ability to put in 4 separate electric meters. Is this a deal I have to walk away from because i do not have my own money to finance this deal? Didn't know if someone had gone through this before and maybe had some ideas on how to finance something like this if it is possible. Thanks in advance

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Tj Hines
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Tj Hines
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@Jack Haskins If you think it's a good deal, I wouldn't give up on it so easily. Is there a chance you can partner with an investor in your area who can help finance this transaction.You guys maybe create a joint venture somehow? Search for all of your local REIAs in the area using meetup.com Go out and meet local investors in your area and tell them about your opportunity. This is a good way to find someone to partner with you

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