Multi Family Properties & Cash Flow Arms

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Help! We just bought our first home and we are thinking about partnering with a trusted friend to buy our first multi family property.

We all have good credit and have a combined annual income of 100k. We are looking to buy in the Bay Area, California.

We've been looking at some multi family property listing sites and we've been seeing say, a home being offered for $600k with three units and the total tenant rent is under 3k! How would we be able to ever receive any profit ..

Can we:

1. Look into ways we can creatively finance the property -- I hear a cash flow ARM (5 year fixed) is a good deal

2.Evict the former tenants once we obtain the property and raise rents for new tenants?

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!! rolleyes

Comments(1)

  • commercialking19th May, 2004

    1) Yes
    2) depends, does the tenant have a lease? If so then not until the end of the lease period.

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