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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Residential or Commercial Cash Out Refinance?
I have two properties with a partner. I'm looking for a cash out refi to put our money to work again. However, I've been told that to get a 75% LTV, I couldn't refi the properties under our LLC.
With just two properties, is the risk of personal liability less and than the more stringent terms of a potential commercial refi? Also, what type of terms could I expect through a commercial loan?
Context of the properties --
Property #1 CFs approximately $1,200/mo (no loan)
Property #2 CFs approximately $400/mo (no loan)
Any advice would be much appreciated!