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Best Loan Options for Generating Capital
We currently have two SFHs in our portfolio, and are looking at adding a MFH (Triplex) where one of the units is inhabitable and needs full repair.
SFH #1 (Cash Out Refi Loan - Approximately 15K left on loan out of 35K)
SFH #2 - Free and Clear
MFH - Seller is offering Seller Financing
We are looking at the best way to:
1.) Get capital to complete the renovations needed on the MFH Triplex
2.) Convert seller financing to a more conventional loan
3.) Possibility a blanket loan combining all three properties to one loan and generating capital for another purchase
The only mortgage loans I'm familiar with are Conventional/Refi and Cash Out Refis, any help is greatly appreciated!