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Clint Everhart
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  • Benton, AR
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Trying to refinance 30 rental units with a 30 year amortization

Clint Everhart
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  • Investor
  • Benton, AR
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I am looking to refinance thirty rental properties. I would like to refinance all of the houses into 30 loans and lock in. Right now I have several portfolio loans from local banks. Most of the loans are locked in for 5 years @ 4.5 to 5%. All of these loans are coming up for renewal about every other month it's a pain and a accounting nightmare. I would need about a two million loan that would be about 65% LTV. I am located in Arkansas. Does anyone know a legit lender that doesn't make you jump through hoops. And paper work you to death. And can actually do this deal. Thank you for you time.

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