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Portfolio Loan on SFR
I have a 7 house portfolio I purchased at a 12.5 cap. Severely under rented. Used commercial lending, but late in the game they bumped me from a 20yr to a 15yr term. Performed commercial mortgage appraisals on all 7 individually and appraisals came back ~20k (total) over collective purchase price. Single portfolio mortgage in place, 5% @ 15am, 5yr balloon.
Cashflow is still good, but as we lease up and stabilize we’re doing better than I expected. We’re looking at stabilizing around a 20 cap based on original purchase price. Trying to explore lenders/lending options that would allow me to cash out /refi the portfolio based on performance numbers with the possibility of a longer term. Even a 20yr would have more appeal. No early payoff penalties with my current lender.
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@Micheal Briscoe Try @Adam Hurst at Armstong Bank - local bank. I just did a commercial loan with him, I don't know all his options, but I'd think he could do a portfolio loan for you.