What are the rules for CASH OUT REFINANCING

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I recently purchased a home with cash with a lender promising me he could turn around and refinance this same property the very next day. I questioned this from the start as something did seem right with the whole idea. His exact words were " well...I'm very good at what I do." So the promise of closing in 2 weeks eventually turned in to 3 months and then he says the rules changed and he can no longer do it for us. My question is, does this guy actually know what he is doing or has he been totally clueless from the start?

[Shaun Weekes]

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@Jay Hinrichs

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@James Syed

Hello Joey,

6 months for new appraised value and if you're just going off the purchase price you can do this right away.

Example: If you bought the home for 100K and you want 70K out that is 70% and you're good to go. But if you bought the home for 100K and it's worth 200K with new value you can't get 70% out unless you wait six months.

Now Fannie and Freddie rules change like seasons literally so what your LO should have told you was that I can do this right now the way it is. But He/She should have said that rules change often and I have no control over this.

Most LO's only have access to banks that have OVERLAYS. This means that the bank has additional requirements; this exact situation is typically a year with most lenders.

Find an LO that has done these types of loans and you're life will be much easier in regards to refinancing Sir.

Take a look at my interview on the Joe Fairless Show; the link is on my profile.

I hope this helps and have a great day.

By the way I'm going to look this up right now to make sure it hasn't changed in the last 2 weeks.  I want to give everyone on here accurate and up to date information.  I just saw the post and started typing.