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Updated over 6 years ago,
Refinance a traditional mortgage into a commercial loan
Topic:
Is it possible to refinance out of a VA loan, traditional mortgage, and personal loan into a commercial loan?
Situation:
I am in the process of a deal that includes two separate but identical triplexes that are on two separate lots which connect. Each triplex is on the market for $175K. They are each appraised at approximately $155K.
Tools at my disposal:
VA loan, personal loan, and a traditional loan.
Structure of deal:
I would like to purchase two triplexes for a total of $300K and structure the deal as such:
Triplex A: traditional loan + personal loan. I would offer a traditional loan at 70% of 155k= $109k. The 20% down payment for this traditional loan would come from a personal loan at $21.8K.
Triplex B: Use VA loan at above market value for $191K.
Conclusion, the purchase of both units would total $300K.
Break Down:
Personal Loan at $25K @ 6% interest for 5 years = $483.32 a month
Traditional Loan at 109K: P&I $464 + insurance $67 + Taxes $75 + = $603
VA Loan at 191K: P&I $1,000 + insurance $67+ taxes $127= $1,194
Total expenses= $2,281
Earnings/ Rent:
Currently at $500 per unit (could raise to $550) x 5 units = $2,500
1 roommate at = $250
Total $2,750
Conclusion:
At the end of 12 months of occupation I would like to roll these three loans into a single commercial loan at $300K + 20% down at $60K.
Topic for discussion:
Has anyone heard of such a method i.e., Rolling other loans into a commercial loan due to the fact it would be 6 total units?