Has anyone ever applied for an sba7 small business loan and applied it to one or more rental properties. Specifically refinancing debt/loans?

If you refinance at 80% value ($365,000 *.80) = $292,000 - $258k balance = $34k net before refinance closing cost.

Would it make sense to refinance my conventional into a DSCR with my LLC that way I can create a plan for my single member LLC upon my death so that my RE assets are also passed along...Thanks

Dos the All In One only work with a refinance or can it be used with the purchase of a new property.

I then subtract that from the refinance loan to figure out how much is left in the deal.On the bigger pockets calc project cost is calculated by adding closing costs + repairs + loan amount as seen in the first picture. 

At this point I have read the How to Invest in Real Estate - Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Getting Started and I am currently reading Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat as well as learning what I can from the BiggerPockets website.   

I'm aiming to get a bare minimum $225,000 for it to make it worthwhile to sell, otherwise I'd most likely refinance and rent it out for now.Thanks in advance for any advice!

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That typically is a longer (3-5+ years).Whatever strategy you use you'll want to make sure you can make investments, drive up the value of the property and then refinance to pull out all/most of your initial cash.