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Portfolio of Properties - valuation
Hello all,
I'm a BRRR investor thats purchasing small mf properties. I find distressed properties with good bones, rehab them for top rents.
My challenge is the valuation of the property is still performed as a small mf (1-4 units) so the neighborhood Comps dictate valuation more than my improvements or the rent rate.
I started to wonder how valuation was done for a portfolio of properties. For instance,
if I refinanced 8 duplexes with a portfolio loan, would the property valuation be based on the value of 8 small properties? or on the incone generated by the 16 unit portfolio? or does it all depend on the lender?