**Plan B: Refinancing and Renting** - If you aren't getting the price you want, refinancing and renting the property could give you time for the market to recover.

We've also done around 25 million in seller carry backs, and refinanced around 25 million from the portfolio.

Congrats - have you looked into refinancing now that its fully renovated?

The fastest way to scale and the way that I have been scaling now is by doing multiple BRRRR using hard money loans from Wildcat lending and literally just refinancing them into DSCR loans. 

Or buying when rates are high, and refinancing when rates are lower.

I refinanced the construction loan into a blanket loan and operate it like a 4 unit multi-family and achieved more favorable valuations being appraised as 4 separate condo units.

Last one was a big STR that I bought, refinancing houses I’d held for some time to get the down payment.

So if you buy and rent out a retail center or an apartment building or increase the existing income the property is going to be worth more and can be refinanced easier.

It’s typically worth considering if it should be rented out and refinanced instead!

we are refinancing 3 properties and Did some research.long term after 6 month of owing the property  cash-out condos only upto 75% loan to valueSF properties 80% loan to valueRental market is strong for the next 3 years so don't worry to get the income...Do it BRR is the game changer