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Updated about 9 years ago,
Seasoning requirements for buying conventional cash out/refinance
Hey guys,
I am looking at buying a Condo and have a question on refinance after the initial purchase. What is the seasoning requirements for a conventional loan. My plan is to purchase conventional then do a cash out refi because it is undervalued (also it is a short sale) Everyone think this is a good deal? When can i get my refi cash out? should be about $20,000 ?
The numbers
-Based on 4 other comps within the same building complex all the same bed/bath & square footage that have sold from 70,000-80,000 within the last 3-6 months
Asking Price- 55,000
Purchase Price- 50,000
Market Value- 70,000
Water,sewer,gas,garbage- included in HOA & electric paid by tenant
Total operating expenses: $457.67 | Mortgage expenses: $185.25 | ||
Vacancy: | $40.00 | Repairs: | $40.00 |
CapEx: | $40.00 | HOA: | $176.00 |
Insurance: | $60.00 | P&I: | $185.25 |
Property Taxes: | $91.67 | Misc: | $10.00 |
Monthly Income: $800.00 | Monthly Expenses: $642.91 | Monthly Cashflow: $157.09 | Pro Forma Cap Rate: 8.22% |
NOI: $4,108.00 | Total Cash Needed: $10,000.00 | Cash on Cash ROI: 18.85% | Purchase Cap Rate: 8.22% |