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Need help figuring out financing on a 10% cap rate multifamily property: Oregon
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funinthe_bun is in Oregon
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I am located in Oregon and I found a multifamily property. It is currently rented and has consistently been rented for the past 5 year

Needs some work, but no major structural damage, just looks old but it is in liveable condition and not too shabby

Asking price is 175k

Current verified rents for the past 2yrs: $2150 per month

Location is rual but the property is zoned Commercial

It cannot qualify for a DSCR loan because square footage on some of the units are under 500sqft and commercial zoning

I will not take out a hard money loan, rates are too high.

I cannot personally qualify for a loan because I currently own 3 other multifamily properties that all cash flow and operate with a 7 - 10% cap rate but my DTI is still too high for banks even though my other properties are seasoned with 5 years of positive cash.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

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