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Updated over 5 years ago,
Refinancing Multifamily (quad)
Hello, Board.
I want to reach out to your for the opinion.
I own quadplex that is completely paid off. I want to have refinance the property in order to have cash in case that I want to buy another investment property in the future. I live in one of the houses, I will consider this my primary residence.
REFINANCE GOAL: 4.5%-5% interest rate for 80% of property cost. I want to go with HELOC because its the lowest closing cost and fastest.
I have good credit score and making above 100k. I have plenty liquid and I owe only 23K on HELOC on one of my properties.
So far I contacted:
Envision - Not offering HELOC on MFR
Sun Trust. They asked if I want to do residential or commercial loan. I said residential. They were "guessing the interest rate will 4.99% and closing costs would be $4000". They can’t do QUAD refinancing.
First Commercial Credit Union - The rates right now around 7% (variable) and the max they are able to lend is 60%
Tallahassee Leon Florida Credit union. Can't do MFR HELOC
Gulf Winds Credit Union - Not offering HELOC on MFR
Regions Bank - offering 70% max of the appraised value. Residential cash out mortgage.
Fidelity Bank - They are only doing commercial loans on MFR. Asked me for time to evaluate their ability to service me.
Prime Meridian Bank - They offered me Commercial loan. Up to 79.99% value of the house. Its lump sum 5 ARM with interest rate between 5% to 6%. 15 year loan.
Navy Federal. Getting equity up to 70% Fixed Equity loan. No duplexes.
Residential Equity Loan. Interest rate:
- Fixed Equity Loan. 8.5%(wow!) for 15 years
- Line of Credit. 6%(variable rate. can change each month depending on the market) for 20 years.
Is it me or all the banks and credit unions are really "gun-shy"? I mean, I read BRRR posts here and people are taking about refinancing their properties at 4-4.5% and I can't get close to this.
I appreciate any feedback.