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Looking to exit property

Hugo Hodgson
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Need some advice on exiting a property at full valuation, or if anyone is interested. 


Scenario:
Quad 100% Occupied, owned since 2016 occupancy rate ~95%. Monthly rent roll of 5065. 

The property receives a lower valuation as when originally purchased the previous owner agreed to replat into one parcel this was to aid in securing financing. As I am looking to exit the property my mortgage holder will not allow me to replat the properties to individual lots. Lenders have been hesitant to refinance with this provision. A proper valuation should be 680k, current valuation due to suitable comps ( the rest of the neighborhood's quads are all individually platted) is around 500k. As part of the exit with a buyer I am willing to some equity on the table. From a financing perspective there is an assumable mortgage at 3.875% with ~190k. 

Any advice for a nonconventional exit (as a conventional exit leaves too much equity on the table) or interest is welcomed.

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