35 units. Portland oregon. Acquisition: ~$6.5M Equity Required: ~$2M Debt Structure: Seller financing + private lender participation (low interest, flexible terms) Value-Add Strategy: Implement RUBS, modest unit upgrades, exterior refresh, and solar integration for expense reduction. Cash-on-Cash: 8-10% annualized • Equity Multiple: ~2.0x over 5 years IRR: 14-16% (conservative underwriting) Looking for 2 million plus closing costs

Hey everyone 👋, I’m actively sourcing multifamily deals in Columbus Ohio. My partner and I have been building strong broker relationships, analyzing multifamily daily and already have several properties in our pipeline. We’re looking to connect with potential capital partners who want to place funds into cash-flowing multifamily while staying fully passive. We handle deal sourcing, underwriting, management, and execution. If passive income is something you’re interested in, drop a comment or DM me - would love to talk 🚀

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Hey everyone, when speaking with investors, they pretty much all say they want to be in first position or forget it and it's like, ok, how do other people raise capital without the investor being in first position on a seller-financed note? I know that they get the property if I fail... But it seems like that isn't really good enough for the majority of them... Really curious to see how @Cody Davis or @Christian Osgood handles this/ makes their investors comfortable with 2nd position... Do you simply just "sweeten the deal"? To justify the extra risk?

Looking to raise $670k for my first deal on a 19 unit. Seller is willing to carrying 80% in second Position as long as they can buyout first position if I default.