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Gabe Sirkin
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Multi-unit: Hard money loan, rehab, refinance, hold?

Gabe Sirkin
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Looking for the best way to do this project. 

I would love to do a major rehab to a 4-8 unit building, live in one of the units, and rent out the others for a longterm hold. 

A little bit about my situation. I'm a real estate agent with great income, and cash on hand, but I've only been doing it for a year and a half. So I cannot qualify for a low downpayment FHA loan. I also have a 4-unit property under an LLC.

There are a lot of large vacant buildings where I want to do this project. I have cash, but if I buy under my LLC and get a construction loan, I wouldn't have enough cash to do what I'm trying to do.


Whats the best way to go about doing this? 

Hard money loan -> refinance -> and hold the property? 

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