Most of our loan after the fixed period head to a libor margin/index (that's changing next couple years).

Hello all,I am currently owning 7 out of 8 units in a small condo association.

But it can't get all of his purchase price plus rehab costs plus the equity he added, as could be possible in a normal BRRRR refinancing.

The AASEW (Apartment Association of Southeastern WI) will be sending representatives to Monday's meeting to argue against enacting this ordinance.

Basically I have most of the bases covered in understanding what needs repaired and costs/risks associated with those repairs.

He is very good and heads up a competent team. 

There is no current loan on this property, so it makes my head hurt to refi it.  

It will also depend on what your purchase contract states in regards to who pays what (i.e. buyer or seller or split between the two).Of course, some of the costs typically associated with purchasing a property (i.e. home inspection, appraisal, property insurance, etc) would be optional if it's an all cash purchase. 

To me establishing those contacts is a long game.. and when I start with Dan ( my banker ) he had just started his career at first interstate.. then they got bought by Wells I followed him there.. then he went to a local regional I followed him there then he moved to a smaller local bank were he is now head loan officer over all the loan officers in the bank and on loan committee .. when I go to the bank I meet with the president or at least say hi and will go to lunch with him and the head credit officer.. 

You may want to check with your local manufactured housing association.