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Delayed Financing- What if the bank says....
Ok BP I know I've been talking about this for some time but as I think through some things they tend to pop up. So I would really like to pull of the delayed financing when the opportunity presents itself with a local credit union here in California who previously handled a refi for me some time ago (they do 90% LTV on a HELOC) but when I asked they have never heard about it. Can I 'demand' that they do this? Is there someone I should speak to specifically so that there will be no hiccups when I'm ready? Thanks BP!
Jorge