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Hari Mann
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Cash-out refinance of 35 condo units in Holly Hill, FL

Hari Mann
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Hey BP! My REI company has been lucky enough to experience growth these last few years and have recently closed on a purchase of 35 condo units in cash. After decreasing expenses, improving some of the units that need it, and maximizing rent potential, I plan to pursue a cash out refinance.

What kind of lenders should I be searching for to finance this kind of deal?

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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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Originally posted by @Hari Mann:

Hey BP! My REI company has been lucky enough to experience growth these last few years and have recently closed on a purchase of 35 condo units in cash. After decreasing expenses, improving some of the units that need it, and maximizing rent potential, I plan to pursue a cash out refinance.

What kind of lenders should I be searching for to finance this kind of deal?

 Your best option will most likely be a local or regional commercial bank especially if they are part of a larger property. If they are all one property you may be able to get agency debt.

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