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10 properties, now commercial loans?

Chris Hill
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I have 10 financed properties. What is the best way to buy more properties with loans? If i do commercial loan with an ARM, what do most investors do when the rate goes up at 5 or 7 years? In my case, i would be buying two new four plexs and i wouldnt want to sell them. My goal is to hang on to them for a long time. My main goal is monthly cash flow.

So what is the best thing to do once you are at 10?  Refinance the commercial when it goes up?  clearly people buy way more than 10 properties so what is the best way of financing them after 10?  can you give me some best practice examples of what you have done after 10?  I would buy 30 more properties if i know the path forward.  

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