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Matthew Fitzgerald
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Multi family cash out refi

Matthew Fitzgerald
  • Acton, CA
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Last year I purchased a 21 unit complex and we have just about got the property stable. I believe we have created some equity through this process. I want to do a cash out refi to purchase another property and put some cash back in my pocket. I’m unsure of the process with multi does anyone have any advice?

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Lee Ripma
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  • Prairie Village, KS
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Lee Ripma
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@Matthew Fitzgerald Do you have an existing loan? You should be able to do a cash out refi if you have increased the value-have you? Go through the underwriting like a commercial Appraisor would and see is my advice!

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