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Corbett Brasington
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Delayed Financing Closing Costs?

Corbett Brasington
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I am pursing the BRRRR methods and delayed financing looks like a better option than cash back refinance. So that I can properly estimate my costs and fees. What are the typical closing costs when you do delayed financing?

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Chris Mason
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Originally posted by @Corbett Brasington:

I am pursing the BRRRR methods and delayed financing looks like a better option than cash back refinance. So that I can properly estimate my costs and fees. What are the typical closing costs when you do delayed financing?

Delayed financing is a cash out refinance. No difference in closing costs. 

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