I've spoken with numerous hard money lenders at this point and it seems like all of them have suspended their refinance programs. 

i want to help people too.. we have numerous housing communities ran by local governments that are "sore spots" in many cities and communities across the united states. 

I used a realtor that I knew from an office I supported.

I have several units in Chicago and tenants are reaching out to me that they are not working and are looking for support.

Calif doesn’t have a law to support tenants changing there mind after signing a renewal lease more than 30 days out?

Credit is around 640, plenty of income to support the refinance but due to seasoning a traditional lender will not lend to us.Is anyone else dealing with this?

But there are lots of voices of support as well!

You aren't supporting this property with real dollars -- again, in my humble and very respectful opinion -- and I'd hate to see a fellow investor hit a wall.

That being said, numerous investors treat time as though it's infinite, when it needs to be treated as the extremely valuable/finite resource it is.

@Jasraj Singh  Yes in my opinion it is a simpler process and at teh end of it you still only have one loan/payment to track, as long as teh equity in the building supports what you need out of it you will have little out of pocket expense.