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Joseph Duenas
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Refinancing a commercial property

Joseph Duenas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Agana, Guam
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I'm looking at owner-financing a 30 unit multi-family for about $1.6M, with monthly payments, and a ballon payment in 3 years. 

Question: 

Will the bank refinance me after  year one or two with no down payment?  For example:

If I were able to bring the property value up to $2.5M, and the bank refinances me at 75% of the $2.5M value,  would they let me cash out $1.875M (75% of the $2.5M) and pay off the owner ($1.6M balance)? 

Thank you in advance of your responses. I don't want to get stuck with a building that can potentially default. 

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Dennis H.
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Dennis H.
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  • Greener Pastures, CA
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Depends on the lock-out period. You will probably just go for a "supplemental loan" to get a cash back. Check out Sabal and Greystone as they dominate this $1-3MM loan landscape.

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