One might consider Bergen Lafayette or The Heights for similar product at half the cost.

I don't know that product, I've done the 203K and 203B.#2, several ways of doing this... but the easiest way to think about it is that you are increasing the sales price by 5K to get the 5K back.

Assuming you are talking about using a conventional residential loan product, your cash out refi would be limited to a 70% LTV, and it would have a higher interest than an owner occupant residential loan (my guess is 0.50% to 0.75% higher).  

There is no better financing product that compares.

In the US there have been some 40 year products.

State regulations make things complicated so I'm skeptical that it will ever replace the agent; however, technology is taking the place of so much human production that it wouldn't surprise me to see some platforms simplify the process for the even the casual browser.I looked for the app for my Android, but only T-Rex apps displayed.  

From what I gather... his product is secured by deposits (which they may be planning on taking?)

If you don't mind me asking, are you going to be using loan products to purchase the multi families?

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Well i am still in Colorado but i have products that may help you in sunny Las Vegas.Good luck out there,~J