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Christian Stanfield
  • Upper Arlington, OH
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Can I roll my student loan debt into a commercial loan?

Christian Stanfield
  • Upper Arlington, OH
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My name is Philip Stanfield. I am a current dental student, and I've been searching online for an answer to the topic of my forum post.

I want to know if it is possible to roll my student loan debt into a loan for a commercial property like an apartment complex?

I've read online that you can roll this debt into a mortgage, it just doesn't say anything about commercial loans. I would search for a value add opportunity to build up the necessary equity to offset the extra debt on the commercial loan.

It's probably just easier to buy a value add apartment and use the profits when i sell the apartment to pay off my student loans afterwards.

I'm not sure which option would be better in this situation. Thank for any and all of your responses! 

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