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Samuel S.
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Recourse vs. Nonrecourse

Samuel S.
  • Rental Property Investor
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So say the only asset my LLC owns is just a single property, which was paid for in cash worth 100k. So I have 100% equity in the eyes of the lender. When I go to do a cash out refi for my next investment property, will I be able to have that cash refi loan be a non recourse loan? Or are refinance loans always recourse? What if since the property ownership is in the name of the LLC, can I qualify for a commercial loan which I could have be a nonrecourse loan?

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Mark Nolan
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Following is a list of no-recourse lenders who will lend to a self-directed solo 401k as well as an IRA LLC.

http://www.iralending.com/

http://www.myiralender.com/

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