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Kalimah Jenkins
  • Investor
  • Marietta, GA
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Completed a BRRRR with Lima One

Kalimah Jenkins
  • Investor
  • Marietta, GA
Posted

I figured that I would post about my experience with Lima One Capital since there are always so many quesitons about PMLs. I needed to refinance two buy and holds but couldn't traditionally qualify. After much research, I decided to use Lima One. The experience was pretty painless and I thought their rate/fee structure was one that I could swallow. The process took about 45 days (about 15 was attributed to my going on vacation, etc.). I took the max 75% LTV at a 6.25% rate. I could've taken as low as 65% at 5.75%. While these rates are higher than conventional, they were lower than many others that have rates in the 8s and 9s.

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