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@Asprulole Vue

How are you funding the purchase? Cash?

I'm not sure all the details but if there is any rehab involved, you should get that rehab money onto the settlement statement. 6 months or a year may be the waiting period for a typical mortgage. I think local Banks and portfolio lenders could do it in a shorter window of time typically.

I have done this before where we did a bridge loan and closed it within 3 months of the purchase on a 30 year fixed. I used Sierra Pacific to get that done. Maybe call them up.

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