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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refinancing Multi Family
I'm cash out refinancing 3 multi family properties in Los Angeles. They range from 8 to 20 units.
I want short term (3 year fixed) and max LTV.
What is the best rate I can expect? Best spread off the 10 year or 6 month Libor?
I'm not looking to pay any points.
Thanks
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@Kenneth Hartog...Did you find what you're looking for? Interesting to me, as why the short term? Are you planning on dumping them in 3? It might be a hindrance with many lenders..I know some offer a 3 YR but I don't feel that it's standard.
I think depending on income/DSCR constraints, you could get to 80 LTV on the cash out. It is available with certain lenders' programs. Otherwise, expect 70-75% max, depending on lender.
Throwing this out there as food for thought- if you only are going to hold for 3 (assumed), what if you could get a 3 Yr I/O, to maximize cash flow?
I feel no points could be arranged for the right lender/program, but that's not going to be necessarily easy either. Rates should be anywhere in high 3s-mid-4s.
- Jared Rine
