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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Re-Finance Whole Portfolio
Recently I have been trying to refinance my whole portfolio of single-family homes. The current bank I am working with says they are to the max LTV at 60% with my current portfolio, let's call them bank 1. While I have called around and found I can get up to 80% LTV at other commercial lenders in town, let's call them bank 2.
These are the two options I am running into either stay where I'm at with Bank 1 and not be able to buy any more investment properties. Or option two is to refinance my whole portfolio with Bank 2, get a .5% higher interest rate at 3.75% compared to 3.25% with Bank 1. Additional 5k closing costs to refinance and shorten the loan term from 30 to 25 years?
Additional Factors
- Being able to potentially double my portfolio changing to bank 2
- Losing $400 Dollars a month in cash flow changing banks initially
What would you guys do if you were in my shoes? Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Sam
Most Popular Reply
My previous post obviously did not actually answer anything for you, but it seems like you found a good lender to me. As long as your portfolio will still cash flow after the refi, and you have a plan to buy more cash flowing assets with the proceeds, I'd go ahead with it personally.