Income-producing residential real estate
Financing your next multifamily investment?
Explore financing for a multifamily property purchase or refinance. Unicus helps you assess the rental income, property expenses, capital needs and ownership plan behind the investment.
Request a financing reviewStart with the property's income.
Rent collections, occupancy, leases and operating expenses help establish how the property supports financing. Existing cash flow and projected improvements should be identified separately so the assessment does not depend on treating a forecast as current income.
Include the capital beyond closing.
Repairs, unit improvements and operating reserves can change the total funding need. Unicus helps you frame the purchase or refinance alongside those costs and the contribution available from you and any partners.
Keep the investment purpose clear.
This inquiry is for income-producing multifamily investment property. It is distinct from financing an owner-occupied operating business or a personal residence. Ground-up development also requires a different project assessment.
Questions worth answering.
Can this be my first investment property?
Yes. Share your experience, proposed property manager and available contribution. First-time investors can inquire; financing availability depends on the property, borrower and transaction rather than investor status alone.
What if occupancy or rental income will improve after renovations?
Provide current performance and the improvement plan separately, including the budget and expected disruption. An advisor can assess what additional information is needed to discuss financing around that plan.
What happens after I submit?
An advisor reviews the property and transaction details, then follows up about potential financing approaches and supporting information. A rent roll, operating expenses and purchase or refinance details may be requested as the assessment progresses.
Your financing inquiry
Start with the plan you have.
Share the context and financing need. An advisor can review the request, discuss potential approaches and identify the next information needed.