If you’ve ever thought about getting into multifamily real estate, you’ve probably heard the phrase “no deal is easy.”Well, I’m here to tell you—that’s 100% true.
In fact, we’re right in the middle of one of our most intense deals yet.
The Deal: A 6-Unit Multifamily Property in Plant City, FL
A few weeks ago, my team and I went under contract on a small, but powerful, multifamily deal. The numbers looked great, the location worked, and the value-add potential was obvious.
But like every real estate deal… the chaos came fast:
✔️ Tight closing deadlines
✔️ Risking $15K of earnest money
✔️ Negotiating a $50K seller credit
✔️ Using hard money to make the timeline work
✔️ Fighting to get our LLC set up on time
Why Take the Risk?
Right now, the multifamily market is slow. Buyers are nervous. Valuations are down.
But that’s exactly why we’re stepping up.
When others pull back, opportunity opens up.
This deal wasn’t easy. I lost sleep. I stressed over my partners’ capital. But this is the real, unfiltered reality of multifamily investing. If you want to grow in this game, you have to get comfortable with calculated risk and fast problem-solving.
How We’re Funding the Deal
We’re using a hard money loan to close quickly, with plans to refinance into long-term debt once we stabilize the property. If you’re curious about when to use hard money versus traditional financing, check out my recent podcast episode where I break it all down.
What Happens Next?
We’re scheduled to close on March 18th. Until then, it’s a sprint to the finish.
✅ Finalizing legal documents
✅ Working with the lender
✅ Managing inspections and appraisals
And yes—there’s still a chance things could fall apart. But we’re ready for it.
Why I Share This
Too many people only show the highlight reel. I’m here to show you the real journey. The wins, the losses, and the sleepless nights that come with building wealth through multifamily real estate.
If you’re ready to start your own journey, grab my FREE Multifamily Credibility Kit.
It’s designed to help you stand out to brokers and start getting real deal flow.
