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Michael Keane
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  • Long Beach, NY
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LTV and Cash Out Refi on Duplex

Michael Keane
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  • Long Beach, NY
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Hello BP Community. 

I purchased a duplex for $260,000, putting down 25% ($65,000) on a conventional loan (30-year fixed, 3.625%) of $195,000. 

$56,000 of the $65,000 down payment was a HELOC on my primary residence. The remaining $9,000 was cash.

After rehabbing both units, I anticipate ARV to be about $370,000.

When in comes time to refinance, the principal balance on the loan will be about $192,500. 

I understand the limit is 70% LTV for a cash-out refinance.

During the refi, will lenders take into consideration the fact that I used a HELOC for part of the down payment during the original acquisition? Will this affect the amount of equity I can cash out?

  • Michael Keane
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