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Cash out refinance on condo in a building that is over 50% rented

Joe Chambers
  • Chicago, IL
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Good news, I closed on a condo in Wrigleyville that will turn solid positive cash flow each month.  Bad news is that I couldn't obtain a conventional mortgage because the building (55 units) is over 50% rented.  Granted I didn't shop around a lot for a lender(probably a mistake).  

Having said that, is it going to be really difficult to find a lender/bank to offer a cash out refinance 6-months to a year from now if the building as a whole is still more than 50% rented vs. owner occupied?  Thanks in advance!

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