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Jaston Robinson
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Buying my first flip with hard money

Jaston Robinson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Rhode Island
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Hello all!

I’m currently crafting an offer for my first off market deal. I had a question about financing out of the hard money loan. The type of rehab I’m planning to do is very light 1-1.5 months. When I refi out of the hard money loan. Will I have to wait 6 months to refi to a conventional loan? If so, are their any other work around to avoid this? What are your suggestions. Additionally, any flipping advice is greatly appreciated. 

Thanks in advance,

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Jeffrey Edwards
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Jeffrey Edwards
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  • West Bloomfield, MI
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A good question.  I would make sure to call around to all the local banks in your area (portfolio lenders) and see if they have a seasoning period.  

  • Jeffrey Edwards
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