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Brad Willman
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Refinancing our BRRRR with a commercial lender.

Brad Willman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Port Orange, FL
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Hi all. We recently acquired a property that we are going to brrrr. We decided to put the property in our LLC. This is our first time and I would like to know which commercial lenders are best for refinancing. We would like to do it once rehab is complete in the next 3 months. Thank you in advance for your help fellow BP’ers!

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Nicole A.
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Nicole A.
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As a note to everyone, we can give the OP tips in general, but per site rules, can not recommend specific services/products/etc unless this was posted in the Marketplace. 

@Brad Willman I would say you go to a few of your small local banks and chat with them in person about your needs. Shop around. Smaller banks tend to be your best bet.

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