All Forum Posts by: Al Zeman
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Post: Down payment any advice
- North Hollywood, CA
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Originally posted by @NaDean Bowles:
@Al Zeman, can you tell us more about the deal? Have you tried getting a loan for the whole thing?
I have not tried to get a loan for the deal as the down payment alone will be $510k. It is a muti-family with 22 units in a upcoming market (jobs are booming). The property has been renovated and NOI is $97,908k.
I also have other deals in the pipe line, but I am looking for a partner who will come in on the deal and we can work something out or borrow the down payment and even work out a % on exit.
Thanks
Al
Post: Down payment any advice
- North Hollywood, CA
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Originally posted by @Mike Arlington:
Do you have any more information about the kind of deal you're looking at? For example, is it a rental property? Fix and flip? Single family vs Multi family? Who are you purchasing from?
I think the answer to your question will be different based on a lot of these factors.
I'm a complete beginner, but here are some things that I've read about that you could try looking up on the net and seeing if any fit your needs:
- Looking for a partner. If you can find someone who does what you want to do at a local REI meet up, and show them the numbers for the deal, perhaps you can work out some sort of funding situation. You do the work, they put down the cash.
- Seller financing. Essentially, instead of getting a loan from a lender, the seller acts as the bank. This may require some good negotiation skills though, because most people may still want some sort of down payment.
- Personal credit line. If you already own personal property and have equity, you could look at utilizing that using a HELOC or cash out refi. I've also read about people that used credit card cash advances, though I personally would be hard pressed to use that. You'd have to have a great deal to beat those interest rates, but if you do, and you can pay it off quickly enough, it may work. Again though, not strongly recommended.
- Lease option. You wouldn't really own the property, but depending on the situation, this could work for you.
I am currently looking for a partner. Seller finance was the first thing I asked and the seller said no. I would be unable to do a personal credit as I don't own a property. Unsure what you mean by lease option; do you mean I lease the muti-family I am looking to buy? If so, how does that work.
Thanks
Al
Post: Down payment any advice
- North Hollywood, CA
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I have a deal but i cannot come up with the down payment, does anyone have any ideas, i asked 1 hard money guy he was like we don't give the down payment. i look forward to your responses.
Thanks
Al