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Loan Release Provisions
We recently got a multiple property buy-and-hold deal under contract. It's a mixture of commercial (5+ units) and residential properties. We have a lender that's willing to put all of the properties under one loan (which saves us a lot of costs). We plan to refinance the properties into conventional loans, one by one. The lender is setting up release provisions (they call it partial pay-downs) so that we can do that, and the acceleration clause is 120% for each property.
Has another ever done a loan like this before? Are there any complications I should watch out for, especially during the refinance?