The key is understanding the timing and evaluating the full picture, including costs like prepayment penalties and potential closing fees.Your breakdown covers all the scenarios where refinancing could make sense—businesses just need to ensure the benefits outweigh the costs and risks.

Like Brandon mentioned - you sound like the picture perfect classic "DSCR Loan" borrower - dscr loans are made for exactly this typically - LLC friendly and usually the best fit for when investors hit the 5 or so property mark and hit a roadblock with banks, cash etc like you desribed.Check out this 12-part article series published here on BP on all about DSCR Loans, hope it helps!

If you patronize or become a customer and and have an awful experience, your review of that business will be completely different.

The other picture (with the green boxes) is the return for possible scenarios - MTR, STR, LTR - but all have negative cashflow.

In the backyard, what was previously grass and concrete was completely transformed into a lush vacation oasis, complete with a luxury pool, expansive deck, custom mural, chic furniture and hot tub for the ultimate tropical experience.

Being about an hour from Disney, their reviews seem to paint a picture that there are many folks that stop through for a few nights on their way to theme parks or further south in the state.  

The picture they used was more of a B or C market location.  

The company asserts that proceeds from investor funds, exchanged for loan notes with guaranteed annual returns, were used to purchase websites and customer lists of large, national retailers that filed for Chapter 7 in 2020 or 2021, which Mr.

Depends on how old they are - kind of hard to tell from your picture.

Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: Silly question I guess, but when you're putting a property on the market and uploading pictures....what do you go with first?