Hey all,I am trying to get into commercial real estate and wanted to practice some analysis before I start syndications and offering on properties.

In fact, I think it helps in terms building relationships with banks when you open accounts with them, especially when you are ready to apply for lines of credit or commercial lending.

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This particular county does not have online access to the courthouse documents. 

Are there any lenders out there that would refinance up to this ltv?

Property in question is a mixed use investment property, not owner-occupied.
Good credit score.
Old property.
High cap rate.

If I read it right, you have reasonable access to $33k for emergencies.

During the quarter, Chinese investors purchased only $126.2 million in commercial real estate.https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinese-real-estate-i...

@Sterling Hill to my understanding, properties greater than 4 units are considered commercial and thus need to obtain a commercial loan.

Bring this money to closing, the closing agent pays the seller their $43k, and then I get a portion of the $22k in funds to access to begin the renovations.

Most cities zone the same way, think of this as a circle moving inward starting at the outside: industrial, commercial, retail, commercial multifamily (huge complexes), residential multifamily (4,3,2 units), single family residential neighborhoods.