If it is a larger priced property then I will use a title and escrow company to facilitate the closing.

You could then use the cash out refi to fund the down payment on another commercial asset.3) If you think you would rather sell the original property, at a higher valuation you could always 1031 into a larger asset and do a rinse and repeat of what you did originally4) From an investor perspective I think it would be challenging to find private investors that would be willing to fund a cash out refi at a rate that is lower then you already have, if at all.Good luck!

They may surround themselves with others willing to take on the more mundane tasks they used to do but they're constantly forging ahead into the next challenge.The way people view or approach something is crucial. 

I will have to inquire there as it is a larger city.

If so,  you open yourself up to a larger pool of candidates.

If more larger multifam, commercial properties, commercial brokers will be able to help, as will costar.Zillow is not bad, but don't use the zestimate. 

Transwestern tend to sell some of the bigger companies in the millions to tens of millions and that is where the larger money to be made is at.I stick to transacting commercial real estate deals and then being a syndicator for retail value add as a sponsor.

Most larger commercial is on terms or with bank financing so remember that with your contract you get with the seller (get more time and more time for due diligence).  

@Arty Fresh larger institutions will require experience but smaller lenders won't. 

I'd be curious to hear your thoughts from a supply/demand perspective and the idea that deals are going quick because of larger pool of hungry investors (or is it more of a macro-economics things)?