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Shane Jeanfreau
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Refinancing 40 unit complex out of a owner finance deal

Shane Jeanfreau
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  • New Orleans, LA
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Negotiating 100% owner finance deal on a 40 unit complex. The place only has 14 units total rented out at this time. Reason being owner is 80 years old and just kind of gave up on it. Anyway I want to refinance out and pay her off once property is stabilized. Do I still need 20% down to refinance the property. Reason I ask if because I refinanced my 4 plex I owed outright and never had to come out of pocket at all. Any information will be appreciated!

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Assuming you/your property financials qualify.....you’ll need 25-30% equity at that point to avoid coming up with additional cash.

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