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John Hauser
  • Investor
  • Fairfax, VA
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Financing Out

John Hauser
  • Investor
  • Fairfax, VA
Posted

Question for investors who borrow from peer-to-peer lenders or private lenders for the purpose of buy and hold (I know @Wendell De Guzman

and @Mehran K. and Dawn Anastasi have written/podcasted about these types of loans). How and when can a bank refinance you out of those higher interest loans? What criteria are they looking for? What factors will give a buy and hold investor some certainty about getting refinanced out after a year or so? Thanks for any replies!

John

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