Investors Struggle to Find Creative Financing for Small Multi-Unit Deals Outside Conventional Lending
An investor seeks creative financing options for a $90k-$110k duplex purchase in Lubbock, suggesting conventional mortgage products don't fit the deal's size or terms. This reflects a broader structural gap where small multi-family deals often fall outside standard bank lending criteria, pushing investors toward seller financing, private lenders, or partnerships. Without accessible creative-financing options, viable deals can fall through purely due to a lack of matching capital structures.
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