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KJ D'Costa
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Refi's - how long to wait?

KJ D'Costa
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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I'm contemplating a buy, rehab and hold strategy for multifamilies (2-4), using private or hard money for purchase, cash for reno, then refi-ing and repeating the process. But I'm read several different rules about when you refi a rehab property - only with tenants, after six months, after 12 months. It's critical that I know how long I have to maintain the original financing before I can refi. So what's the actual rule?

Thanks!

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Curt Davis
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Curt Davis
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I suggest you speak with your lender who will do your refi to see what their guidelines say.  Some lenders are different.  I have a lender who will do a refi starting the very next day. 

I think they even lend in Texas

  • Curt Davis

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