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Existing Property as collateral for a new purchase

Jamaal Garrett
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Hello,

I am a investor and licensed broker. I am negotiating a purchase of a mixed unit property (consisting of 4 residential units and 1 commercial space0. I currently own 3 single family rentals and wanted to use one of those as collateral for the new mixed used purchase. Are there any lender recommendations? 

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    Hannah Wollmershauser
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    Hannah Wollmershauser
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    @Corby Goade is right that this should be an easy loan depending on the equity you have in the properties. I would recommend either a HELOC as well so you don't have to refinance into a higher rate mortgage OR a refi bridge if they are free & clear and you are OK with a higher rate to get max LTV on these SFR's.

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