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Alex Muirhead
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  • Merrifield, VA
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Help Please! Too Many Units Held By One Entity

Alex Muirhead
  • Investor
  • Merrifield, VA
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Hi there, 

I am trying to refinance a condo I own free and clear, I got all the way through the process with quickenloans and then found out that as more the 10%of the units are owned by a single entity Sallie Mae et al. will not refinance my loan. I have had the same answer from other banks and lenders too, anyone got any idea how to get around this? I have stellar credit and etc. This is the only thing holding me back. 

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