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Joonsik Park
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BRRRR Refinance Question

Joonsik Park
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fairfax, VA
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Hello,

I am a newer investor in NOVA (northern VA) looking to utilize the BRRRR method to grow my rental portfolio. I intend on using private money to purchase the property, but as a new small business owner (8 months in), any banks will ask for 2 years of tax returns in order for you to refinance. I cannot get a REFI or HELOC on any of my current properties due to this issue. How will I be able to get a REFI for my BRRRR property? Is Commercial lending my way? Is it different with banks if I purchase it under an LLC?

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Jason D.
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Jason D.
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@Joonsik Park you may have to go the stated income or no income type loan, or maybe a non-recourse loan. They're out there but you pay for them. Probably looking at 7% - 8% interest, so.make sure you are factoring in that additional cost 8n your analysis

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