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Kamar Green
  • Real Estate Investor
  • NYC, LA
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Multi-Family Refi

Kamar Green
  • Real Estate Investor
  • NYC, LA
Posted

Hi all,

I was looking to refi my current multi-family (3 units) a few weeks back only to find out there waa a limit restriction on how much I can actually take out? I beleive it was 650k cap? 

My first property just about 10 min from Barclays Center, and figured it was time to buy another property using the cash. I was told if it were a 2 family, I would have been able to pull out much more. My appraisal came in just under a million, but yet not much I can take out based on what I paid and what is owed due to the restriction. Seems like the only way to cash in on what I paid for the house will be to sell? 

Any advice would be helpful, thank you.

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