The current partners will allow the building to be refinanced after the construction is done.  

I'm only semi-familiar with refinancing, so could you touch on that a bit?

I'm working on refinancing and obtaining a construction loan.

Hi all,I have 8 rental properties and will be refinancing them and pulling out cash, but first want to refinance my primary residence in a nontraditional way because I'm transitioning from being a W-2 professor to a self-employed investor. 

I am looking to invest into a rental property (or multiple) and looking into financing options.I have 46k in savings and I also have the option of refinancing my current home and get 85k out.I'm looking at 2 properties; one is 150k close to where I live and it rents out for $1450/month and other is 108k in another market (3 hours from me, it would involve a property manager) and it rents for $1100/month. 

Can you refi, right after close of transaction on a 1031 exchange to pull money out for other investments or use? or do you suggest a grace period?

Someone that has some construction background and has more of a thrill seeker mentality might be really bored with stabilized B class multifamily deal acquisition process with a 10 year hold strategy.Someone that really cant handle the sleepless nights of 50% vacancy or better yet 100% vacancy really shouldn't be looking for to the stud rehabs of a 20 unit with a hard money loan that needs to be refinanced out in less than 18 months.Are you a data guy?  

When my kids were 2 and 4, I refinanced the rental to a 15 year loan so it would be paid off before my oldest graduated high school.  

When it comes to refinancing, do the same rules apply to qualify as far as providing tax documentation and pay stubs ?

We are nearing the end of the project and have a few things coming up concerning the refinancing that we need some advice about.Basic rundown of numbers:4 units, each is a 2 bdrm with jack and jill bath(1.5), open concept, at ~1100sqft.