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Kenneth Liz
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Rehab Loan for Home I purchased cash

Kenneth Liz
  • Yonkers, NY
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If I purchase a home cash that needs to be rehabed to be rented. Would it possible to get a rehab loan and then still be able to refi the home after the fact ?

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Tarik Turner
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Tarik Turner
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 Yes you can use equity in a property for a cash out loan to fix the property or you can get a construction loan on the property based on the after repair value. 

You also have the option of getting a loan to purchase the property with construction costs built in.  (fix and flip loan ) .. As an exit you don't have to sell the property you can still refi once work is complete and rent out the property 

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