Bought two through a realtor and one from @Nathan Brooks at Bridge, who I highly recommend if you ever decide to go that route. 

Generally speaking, interest rates have fallen over the course of time so it may not make sense to take on the previous interest rate long-term It may make sense to use the assumed mortgage as a bridge until the asset is stabilized or improved, then refinance to save on the fees

@Mark SheppardRecommend you stop for a second and build a "Bridge" or "GAP analysis" to your goal of 100 doors in 10 years.Right now, you're doing SFR, realize you could switch to MFH so change the following figures as needed.100 doors at $200,000= $20,000,000 over the next 10 years. 

I"m selling a bridge for 40k if anyone is interested!!

I recently came across Palm Financial in Florida and they told me about a prety intersting commercial bridge loan program that they supposedly offer.

@Jeff Bridges my husband has been to the property several times for inspections/maintenance but never mentioned anything amiss in the back yard.

@Jeff Bridges It seems that this may no long be the case.

Many bigger investors have either secured or unsecured lines of credit from banks, hedge funds or private investors to bridge the gap and in some cases replace the use of hard money.   

You are more likely going to use a portfolio lender that will keep the loan or a private/hard money lender that is very willing to do a bridge loan.

Just like dohardmoney is .I had another client of mine that wanted me to do a bridge loan for him on a commercial in MS this week and he said the take out was X company I looked them up and yet again based in Utah no credentials and no substance..