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Neddie Smith
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Refinance - but from who?

Neddie Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Portland, OR
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I currently would like to place two investment SFR that are owned free and clear within an LLC. After the transaction, I would like to do a cash-out refinance for the property.

So my question is this: Do I have to get a commercial loan or a normal residential loan? What are the differences? If a commerical loan is necessary, what "words" do I need to use to reach the right person(s) at a bank or lending institution?

Thanks in advance!

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    Brian Garrett
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    Brian Garrett
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    If they're going to be in an LLC then you'll need to get a commercial/portfolio loan.

    Typical conventional Fannie/Freddie loans won't allow the properties to be held under LLC's.

    The main difference is that commercial loans have less favorable rates/terms than conventional loans.

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