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Updated about 6 years ago, 09/05/2018

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David J.
  • Investor
  • shawnee oklahoma
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Help me to understand local bank refi for SFH

David J.
  • Investor
  • shawnee oklahoma
Posted

I am trying to plan out my first BRRRR

Suppose I have a property rehabbed and rented that is VALUED at $70K

Now it's time to refinance and pull some money out to fund the next property.

I have 7 Fannie/Freddie conventional loans already, so I can't get another one. (don't want it either)

What can I expect from a local bank? 

  • What rates?
  • What LTV?
  • What term? 15 Years?
  • ARM or FIXED?
  • Will they want reserve funds for the other loans I have
  • IS there limit on the number of loans they will offer?
  • Should I HELOC this subject SFH instead? What rates will I get for that?

Any information or advice will help. 

Thank you :)

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