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Raza Rizvi
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY
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Owner to conventional financing

Raza Rizvi
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY
Posted

Hello Community,

I'm seeking guidance on refinancing a property with an owner-financed loan that's nearing its maturity. Despite the loan balance being relatively small at just over $100,000, the property's value has significantly appreciated to over $500,000. I aim to refinance the loan under conventional investment terms to avoid the high interest rates associated with hard money loans.

With an excellent credit score, securing a loan shouldn't be a challenge. However, I'm concerned about the high monthly payments that come with shorter loan terms. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions or advice on how to refinance this property with a more manageable payment structure.

Thank you in advance for your expertise and guidance.

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