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Jordan D Johnson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bossier City, LA
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First BRRRR (refi) in an LLC

Jordan D Johnson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bossier City, LA
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Hey BP, quick question...

Under my LLC I bought a quadplex that I am BRRRR(ing). The numbers are all good and we should recover our entire downpayment plus a little bit extra. We are finishing up the rehab and beginning to look for our cash-out refi lender. We are in month two of our interest-only loan, so we still have quite a bit of time. I'm curious what amortizations people are getting through an LLC. I know 15-20 is pretty normal. Has anyone gotten any 25-year AMs? We are located in Shreveport, LA if anyone knows of any lenders that might fit the bill. Our portfolio lender offered us an awesome deal for the acquisition/rehab loan, but they aren't offering anything special as far as Refis.

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