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Seeking 75%+ cash out DSCR refi (from non-traditional lender?)
I have a 4 unit in a bridge/rehab loan that I need to refinance. The property is in IL. The property numbers are excellent. I am a very experienced real estate investor and house flipper.
I'm having a hard time finding a lender that doesn't have crazy terms and requirements that will do a 75% DSCR cash out.
It's frustrating because I have the perfect lender for this scenario in WI, but they don't lend on IL properties. I know there has got to be other options out there than what I have found so far.
Maybe there is a bank, credit union, or a private lender that will hold the loan on their own books?
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- Rental Property Investor
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Quote from @Sam Burnoski:
I need a lender that doesn't have crazy terms and requirements that will do a 75% DSCR cash out.
Most lenders flinch at cash out but will be fine with rate/term.
As part of an asset protection strategy and potential refi getting cash without the 'cash out' triggers, I self-encumbered with a mortgage to one of my entites.
My strategy has been bashed as most likely not being able to survive a lenders sniff test. I used my generic sounding s-corp, executed a note and recorded a mortgage/deed of trust.
The primary reason was to appear encumbered, secondary to get sweet rate/term refi with quiet cash out if needed.