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Andrew H.
  • Hartford, CT
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Looking for Lenders to Exit My Share in a 2-Unit Multifamily – Hartford, CT

Andrew H.
  • Hartford, CT
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Hi BP Lending Community,

I'm hoping to tap into your expertise for a somewhat unique ownership situation and get feedback—particularly from lenders who may lend based primarily on property cash flow and equity rather than borrower credit.

I currently co-own a 2-unit multifamily property in the North End of Hartford, CT, with my sister. I live out of town; she lives nearby and wants to hold the property long-term. I’m looking to exit my 50% interest, but she doesn’t qualify for a traditional refinance due to credit history.

Are there lenders who will refinance solely based on property equity and rental income—disregarding personal credit?

Property Snapshot:

  • Estimated Value: $290,000 (per Zillow)

  • Mortgage Balance: ~$172,000

  • Estimated Equity: ~$118,000

  • Ownership: 50/50 (between me and my sister)

  • Monthly Gross Rent: $3,450

    • Unit 1: $1,650 (Section 8 – occupied)

    • Unit 2: $1,800 (Section 8 – recently vacated, being re-leased)

  • Ground Lease: $150/month to a local nonprofit (drops to $75/month if owner-occupied)

    • 99-year lease that automatically renews with each sale

    • Charity does not allow a lease buyout

Thank you in advance,

Andrew

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