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David F.
  • San Diego, CA
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Commercial vs Residential Lending

David F.
  • San Diego, CA
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If my solely-owned LLC finances a 4-unit new construction with commercial lending, can I later refinance using a gov-backed conforming loan in my own name? Assume the property meets all the requirements for a conforming gov-backed loan, but due to DTI limitations I am choosing to start out with commercial financing and go ahead and build the property. Later, when I own more equity and am charging more for rent, I should meet the DTI limits and then I plan to refi as above. Thanks in advance.

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