All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Typically on a multi, conventional financing would want 25% down. Did you find a lender that allows for 20% down?

In my opinion, a property that cash flows and gains equity is a winner. Note buying, Funds, Hard Money Lending... There's a lot of ways to make it work. I would research for hours on end and gain professional financial and legal advise before entering any situation. 

I'm in Kansas City and know the market well. Let me know what I can do to help :)

Welcome! BP is a great resource for information, connecting and finding real estate deals!

You can certainly go for conventional financing! PM me if you are looking for recommendations. Out of the 1000+ transactions I've undergone, I do have some that I would highly recommend!

Pavan,

Congrats on your decision to invest in real estate! There are many benefits! I have lots of financing contacts as well as information in the Kansas City and Dayton areas. Best of luck!

Research, research, research! BP is a great place for insight! I do know a ton about Kansas City and Dayton but cannot help you in Chicago. Good Luck Zhou!

What expenses are you calculating? 

Congratulations on your decision! I have done business with OutYard before - a group of great people!

Hi Mary! Many investors who live in markets that are saturated turn to out of state investing. This is very common, even for newbies! I have helped several people make their acquisitions. In house property management is definitely a must in this situation!