Unlike other CRE sectors subject to the vagaries of the regional bank and CMBS markets, multifamily benefits from the government put with $150 billion of annual GSE allocation providing a pathway for takeout of bridge loans requiring additional time to execute a business plan.

I've been in Subto for a month, and with the meetups, the network on facebook and Discord, and the daily set of 5-8 zoom meetings, AND local regional zooms every weeks, it's like a super duper space age firehose of value.

Each demographic and region is different.

A lot of the bare ground has been getting used for google, Amazon, weekend stay hotels, bass pro, casinos.  

With the region's expanding infrastructure, business development, and population growth, it is well-positioned for long-term profitability.

I would connect with a few lenders on here, find one local mortgage broker, and then call around to several regional banks and credit unions.

Interested in talking with someone with experience in Air BNB in the lakes region. 

The reason is that we have a relationship with a regional bank that will provide financing and which if we limit leverage to 50% will (1) charge interest at their lowest commercial rate fixed for 20 years with no balloon, (2) charge 0 origination points and no “junk” fees and(3) allow us to sell the property with either a sub to or a wrap loan without increasing the interest rate - in other words no due on sale clause.  

For a cash-out refi in Cambridge, MA, you may want to look into local lenders, credit unions, or regional banks, as they often have better knowledge of the local market and can offer competitive terms.

We are currently looking in the northern Kentucky area since we are familiar with the region.