I am pretty confident that I have enough equity to refinance out of the VA loan into a conventional loan so that I can reuse my VA loan to get into another property.

I have 5 properties I have deeded to an LLC (bank ok'd it), but debt in my name, I want to refinance to commercial loans to get the debt out of my name.

Does anyone know if these things can stop our refinance?

If I were to buy one of these MHPs and transition it to mostly TOHs, my NOI drops significantly, therefore when I plan to refinance or sell in 3-5 years, my property value is significantly lower and I have less equity.

Question: Is it to risky right now to do a cash-out refinance for approximately $40k-$50k and bring the LTV to 75% in this current market? 

Jacob,Do you have enough equity in your primary home to do a cash out refinance?

You can borrow from friends, family, private money or hard money, then refinance. 

Most markets have a few agents that have refined their processes for working with serious investors. 

Is it possible for him to just refinance the property?

@Andy Collins Sounds to me like the best strategy would be to sell your condo and do a cash-out refinance on your personal SFR you live in.Sell your condo because you have a ton of equity in it and the Return on Equity is super low right now ($1200 per year in cashflow / $220k in equity = .5%), and a refinance would just create negative cash flow.