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Joel Ubiera
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Buford, GA
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What bank can refinance a conventional loan?

Joel Ubiera
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Buford, GA
Posted
Hey guys! I have a quick question. I live in the Buford, Georgia/Atlanta Metro area, and I'm looking to refinance a property that I purchased 5 days ago. It's a conventional loan for an investment property, I financed $64,000, and it's appraised at $140,000. I would like to refinance the property. As I've been doing my research, I've learned that it's usually community banks and credit unions that will be the most flexible lenders to refinance after owning for such a short period of time. Any suggestions on which credit unions, community banks, or any lender that would refinance? Thanks in advance!

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