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Jeff Plotkin
  • Rental Property Investor
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6 Unit Multi Family Refinance

Jeff Plotkin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York City, NY
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I’m working on a deal where the seller has promised to owner finance the deal for 18 months. I want understand how the refi could work when the term is coming due.

Does anyone know the typical seasoning period of multi family investments? At what point should I start lining up the refinance?

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Brent Shryock
  • Real Estate Lender
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Brent Shryock
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Jacksonville, FL
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If you are planning to "add Value" and recapture some equity once seasoning occurs, then most lenders will want to see at least 2 years of seasoning to get to the new value.  Under 2 years, the lender typically will look at (Purchase price Plus your additional capital in improvements) as your total cost basis and lend on that number.  

I would start looking for lenders at least 6 months prior to your term ending.  This will give you cushion if there are market shifts and allow you time to find suitable lenders to take it down for you.  

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