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Julian Broyles
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Taking Over a Property HML

Julian Broyles
  • Phoenix, AZ
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There's a property in central Phoenix that is a condo. The owner of it has a HML on it as it can only be purchased by cash or hml. I have several exit strategies for it but can't find a cash buyer or JV partner wanting to dive in.

Wondering if a HML would be a smart idea. With the current rates it would not cash flow unless I make it a str. What would you do?

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Anastasia G.
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  • NJ NY PA CT GA FL, Puerto Rico
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Anastasia G.
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  • NJ NY PA CT GA FL, Puerto Rico
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Hello @Julian Broyles!

Any reason condo can be only purchased with HML/cash? does it is need work? You are able to use DSCR for non warrantable condos where rents do not need to cover mortgage payment.

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