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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Investor payback if unable to refinance
greetings!
I'm curious as to what strategies you all have used to payback private money investors of a hold property if you were unable to refinance the property before the loan came due.
Thanks all
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Adam Stroik , the best exit strategy would be to show the deal to a prospective bank and have then give you a pre approval based on your ARV and what you'd want to take out. Then you can show your lender, which makes your exit look that much stronger.