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James Lemon
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Shreveport, LA
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Refinancing a portfolio.

James Lemon
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Shreveport, LA
Posted

Four years ago I purchased my first rental using conventional financing. Purchase price was $30,000 so the downpayment was $6,000. Wednesday December 18th I refinanced my portfolio for $400,000 which gave me $85,000 of my personal money back and Zeroed out all my credit cards.

It was hard Bank 1 said I had too much credit card debt, How else was I gonna fund the business. Bank 2 sent a antiquated appraiser and he gave me Low numbers. The third bank saw the value of the deal, the portfolio appraised at $580,000.

If you have refinanced your portfolio, what was your experience?

I am glad to have zero credit card debt and also paid back over $250,000 to the first bank I used to build my portfolio. Its time to be smart and aggressive!

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