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Jonathan DiBenedetto
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Refinancing Small Apartment Buildings

Jonathan DiBenedetto
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi everyone,

I have two ~10 unit apartment buildings in Ventura, California.  Both have 5-year fixed commercial loans with Chase that are a few years old at just under 4% that are almost 4 years in.  I'm sure I am missing something, but I've been surprised that there doesn't seem to be many resources to understand what financing options are best or available for either rate-and-term or cash-out refinancing.  Any suggestions on resources or lenders would be appreciated!

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Tom Keating
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Tom Keating
  • Lender
  • Chicago, IL
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@Jonathan DiBenedetto I completely agree with @Kevin Romines in regards to a Freddie Mac SBL loan being the most aggressive in terms of pricing and cash-out refi capabilities.  Freddie SBL offers up to 10-years fixed rates, 30-year amortization, non-recourse with interest only capabilities.  PM me if you would like to evaluate your options. Thanks

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