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Stefanie K.
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  • Chicago, IL
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Re Finance 2 Condo Units in Logan Square - <50% Owner Occupancy

Stefanie K.
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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I own 2 condos in the same building (~$150K value each) in Logan Square, one is financed through a local bank that sold the property as a foreclosure several years ago and the other we paid for through a HELOC on our primary residence. Owner occupancy is not yet to 50%, we are shy a couple of units. The lender I work with can't do the refi until it's at 50%.

The local bank is super annoying to work with and is an ARM that adjusts in 4 more years. We'd like to get them both into a conventional mortgage.

Anyone have leads on a bank/broker who would work with us under this circumstance and still offer competitive rates?  I think commercial loans would be an option but I don't really want to be in the 6%+ area.

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