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Jon Robbins
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BRRRR investors-what terms are you getting when you refi?

Jon Robbins
  • Investor
  • Lancaster, PA
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Rate: Amortization length: Balloon or no (if your refi has a balloon, what is your plan when the loan is due): LTV your bank will do cash out refi at: Type of bank (local, big bank, credit union):

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Aaron Cullen
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Portland, OR
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Aaron Cullen
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Portland, OR
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Local credit union
4.25%
2pts
70% LTV based off new appraised value
Seasoning 6mo
30yr fixed

I've found 3 banks with similar terms fairly easily. They key is having good credit and being able to qualify based off your current income. I recommend getting prequalified with the bank before you purchase the property.

  • Aaron Cullen
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