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Jacob Barnhart
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What happens if the market declines, preventing a refi. on a brrr

Jacob Barnhart
  • Durant, OK
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Basically If I get a short term loan in order to pay for a property and then a year later go to the bank to get the refinance to pay back the loan... what if the market declines or for some other reason I can no longer get a refinance to cover the loan.

Is that just when I throw my hands up and say "well, time to file for bankruptcy" or are there other options?

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