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What type of multi-family loan should I apply for?

Jeffrey Blackman
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  • Chicago, IL
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I own a 6-unit building free and clear. I bought and did a gut rehab about 10 years ago. I want to take cash out to make minor repairs and consolidate debt in advance of selling the property before end of year. Would this be a bridge loan, fix and flip, or some other animal?

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    The beautiful animal you are looking for is a DSCR cash-out refinance. Utilizing this type of financing will enable you to utilize the current income of the property to qualify. No personal income, taxes, employment, etc. necessary. Self-sufficient asset-based program. Cash-out up to between 70-75% of the current value of the property. I would recommend shopping with a well-versed investor-focused broker to get the best terms and options out there.

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