Investor Multifamily Capital | Andover, MA

Multifamily Loans — 2 to 30+ Units — Massachusetts

From Duplexes to Apartment Buildings. We Structure the Deal.

Whether buying a duplex in Fitchburg or a 12-unit in New Bedford, IMC structures multifamily financing for real estate investors across Massachusetts.

Who This Is For

  • Duplex buyers
  • 2-4 unit investors
  • 5+ unit multifamily buyers
  • Value-add operators
  • Portfolio landlords

Typical Uses

  • Multifamily purchase
  • Bridge financing
  • DSCR-based refinance
  • Cash-out refinance
  • Value-add repositioning
  • Permanent financing

25 Years Experience | Investor-Only Lending | No W2 Required | Close in 2-3 Weeks | Massachusetts Specialist

Program Parameters

Capital box
Units2-30+
Loan Amounts$100K - $5M
DSCR1-8 unit on DSCR program / 5+ on bridge or commercial
Terms30-year fixed or bridge
Income DocsNone required

How a New Bedford, MA operator scaled a small multifamily portfolio

Worked scenario
Property4-unit multifamily
Purchase Price$515,000
Loan Amount$386,250
Key Metric75% leverage
OutcomeDSCR and bridge options reviewed
Timeline22 days

FAQ

Investor searches
Can I finance multifamily property in Massachusetts?Yes. IMC structures investor multifamily capital for eligible 2-30+ unit properties in Massachusetts.
Do 2-4 unit properties qualify for DSCR financing?Yes. Many 2-4 unit investor properties can be reviewed under DSCR programs.
What about 5+ unit multifamily?5+ unit properties may be reviewed through bridge, commercial, or permanent multifamily capital sources.
Can I buy multifamily in an LLC?Yes. Entity borrowing is common for business-purpose investor multifamily loans.
Do I need tax returns?Many investor programs are based on property income and structure rather than personal income documentation.
How fast can multifamily loans close in Massachusetts?Timing depends on property type and loan structure. DSCR and bridge paths can move faster than conventional bank execution.
Can IMC review a value-add multifamily deal?Yes. IMC reviews acquisition, stabilization, refinance, and exit strategy for value-add multifamily scenarios.

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