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Rigo V.
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Reno into closing disclosure

Rigo V.
  • Investor
  • Morris Plains, NJ
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I was listening to one of the BiggerPockets podcasts a few months ago and I think the guest mentions he adds the Reno to the closing disclosure (hud-1). 

Would this allow him to rate and term refi and include the Reno? Why doesn’t everyone do this? I might be misunderstanding him so feel free to clear it up for me. I will try to find the podcast number and post 

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Rigo V.
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Rigo V.
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@Martin Neal thanks! Thinking of a HML so I'll have to see if they let me. I'll fund the Reno and then when I do the draws they would refund me. This would really speed up my cash out refi process with my banker of choice.

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