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Delmas Edwards
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Cash Out Refinance On Investment Properties

Delmas Edwards
  • Warren, MI
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I saw a lender's Cash-out refinance and their financing deals were 80%LTV minimum credit score 580 Loan amounts from $25K-2.5milli

Residential up to 4 units and Intrest rates from 7-13% depending on your credit. Is this a good finance deal on a Cash Out Refi?

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Ray Johnson
  • Irvine, CA
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Ray Johnson
  • Irvine, CA
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@Delmas Edwards this isn't a regular cash out refi, this is a Subprime solicitation that will be filled fees, and unexpected cost. The clear signs are accepting credit scores as low as 580, and rates between 7-13% which are far higher than current market rates. This is targeted for someone who's uniformed or in a tight situation and this is their only resort to access cash, Do your research, you'll find better options are available

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