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Refinancing in order to separate two lots

Robbie Case
  • Needville, TX
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I have two lots recorded under one deed and financed under one mortgage. Lot #9 has my home, and lot #10 (my back yard) is empty. I want to build a second home on the empty lot as a rent house. I am looking to refinance the current mortgage and utilize the equity to hold clear title on lot #10. I have been told by one lender that the lots would need two separate APNs before they will refinance. I was under the assumption that the APNs are assigned after the deeds are recorded. I’m hoping someone is familiar with this process and can offer some advice. Thanks so much!

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    Patrick Garrett
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    Patrick Garrett
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    I have a property with two lots and I was told I’d have to get a surveyor to combine my lots; so I’d assume the process applies to separate lots...

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