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William Joseph
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  • Plantsville, CT
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Best refinance strategy for commercial property

William Joseph
  • Property Manager
  • Plantsville, CT
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I am looking for advice on how an investor would handle the following: (property located in Connecticut)

Purchased a commercial office building. Purchase price 300K (cash). Needs about 10-15K in repairs/updates and has ability to double rent roll given the vacancies and current low rates. ARV is probably conservatively $385-425K. Main motivations for purchasing are because flipping inventory is very low and found myself sitting on too much cash. Needed to do something to operate. I also could conservatively occupy 30% of the building myself as owner occupied. I am not sure I could get to the 51% ratio.

What is the best strategy to get as much cash out of the property as possible in 6 months? Want to hold onto. From my research it appears a commercial loan is best. Not sure SBA 504 is an option. 

Any thoughts?

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