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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

" Delayed Financing Loan " question please
With regards to the DFE option on a Rental property, that is bought as a Investor and not an O.O. ,
Can you borrow up to 100% of the original purchase price + the closing costs and pre-paids?
And if so, is getting 85% ( The cost that it cost to purchase the property + the Rehab costs ) a likely possibility?
Is the DFE loan a cash-out refi loan ?
Can you do a DFE immediately after the rehab is complete ?
And what do Lenders look for, as far as you as a borrower, that would help you qualify for the 85% LTV ?
Thanks - Michael