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Eric Brenneman
  • Castle Rock, CO
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Financing 18 Unit Portfolio Purchase - Need advice quickly!

Eric Brenneman
  • Castle Rock, CO
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We have uncovered a portfolio that is currently 15 rented doors, and a triplex in need of repairs prior to renting.  The asking price of the portfolio is around $400k. As a newer investor, the numbers on the BP calculators are showing this as a prime opportunity, but stuck on the financing and am in need of significant guidance. Please help, I look forward to your thoughts.

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    Tom Rolph
    • Real Estate Broker
    • Federal Way, WA
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    Tom Rolph
    • Real Estate Broker
    • Federal Way, WA
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    You say "we". Are you working with a partner? If the deal is as good as you say, you have several options:

    (1) Wholesale the deal off to someone else for quick cash

    Partner up with an experienced local investor and watch and learn

    Present the deal to a private lender, credit union or local portfolio lender

    Rack you brain and make a list of who you know 

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