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Newbie with HELOC trying to rinse and repeat without waiting 6 months.

Jordan Sims
Posted Jul 17 2024, 16:53

I purchased a property back in April with HELOC. I have rehabbed it and now have a renter in place. The issue I'm having and coming to realize is that every lender I approach is requiring a 6 month seasoning period. I'm trying to refinance so that I can free up my funds from my credit line that I bought the property with, so that I can repeat the whole process with another property. Will I just have to wait every 6 months to buy a new property or am I missing something? Are there lenders out there that are more lenient on the seasoning period time frame? Seems like it will be hard to add multiple properties to a portfolio a year when you have to wait so long in order for a bank to work with you.
Any advice would be appreciated!

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Replied Jul 19 2024, 07:49

This would fall under the delayed finance exemption. For this product most lenders will go off of the purchase price plus your rehab cost for a conventional loan.