So to technically answer you question: No, while "under contract" you cannot refinance.

Originally posted by @Eric Horton:Hey guys, It's technically possible, I've done it.

The first benefit of the DST is that it is technically an estate planning tool and is not regarded as "doing business" by California, saving you the dreaded CA Franchise Tax (minimum of $800 per year.) 

She dismissed the lawsuit when her plan got confirmed.She makes every P&I payment to us just under 30 days late so she's technically current.

I doubt it’s the sisters pet .. it his lab and he thought he’d sneak one by you on a technicality.

Technically you can make any property cash flow positive if you work the numbers right in a deal to make the deal profitable.

So then technically you'd be wasting more than $4k by buying something.

If you’re selling the land in Texas be aware that Land Contracts  are frowned upon by the courts and while they not technically “illegal” most people and attorneys think they are.  

Does that technically mean I am already operating as a Sole Proprietorship in Florida? 

Whether you're technically exempt, I'd just get it done anyway.