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Refinancing a weekly rental
Good morning!
I recently bought a weekly rental apartment building in Central Florida. It's a 24-unit building with 15 efficiencies, 6 1BR, and 3 2BR units.
When I purchased the building I used private money at 11% and would like to refi. I purchased the building for $660k but it's recently been appraised at $1M. My private loan is for $580k.
I've tried Freddie Mac but their lenders require proof of leases which I can't provide because it's a weekly rental.
Does anybody have recommendations for a bank who can provide competitive rates that would be interested in refi-ing this building?
Thanks in advance!
Robert.