It turns out you were dead right on refinancing and acquiring during COVID.Are you still teaching at 37 doors?

by the way I have not refinanced anything since the rates doubled and my LTV is getting further from my 70% LTV goal. 

I would consider cash-out, refinancing the deal, and buying out your brother-in-law.

I cash out refinanced my primary in 2019 right at the start of lockdowns with the idea of buying a new home and rent my current.

I am trying to refinance a my mixed use property in NYC, who are the best banks to accomplish this?

@Spencer FeuerbachYou can't get the same type of commercial loans or cash-flow refinancings.

If you're buying right then getting the loan refinanced shouldn't be an issue.

For DSCR loan interest rates, this generally means tracking movements in five-year Treasury bonds (this is the best investor alternative for DSCR loans since the average duration a borrower holds a DSCR loan before selling or refinancing is around five years).Note on Numbers vs.

That said, this alternative to traditional financing is typically more expensive and requires repayment or refinancing into a traditional loan in as little as five years.

If the property has been used as a rental property, it might be worth exploring refinancing with a DSCR loan.