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Brant Richardson
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  • Santa Barbara, CA
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How do I buy in cash and convert to a conventional loan?

Brant Richardson
  • Investor
  • Santa Barbara, CA
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I am seeing better opportunities for cash buyers and I actually have enough cash to do a deal. However, it would take most of my cash. I have no properties at this point so I would like to take advantage of the low rates of traditional financing and buy 4 properties leveraged rather than own one outright. Is it possible to buy in cash, do the necessary renovations and then convert to a normal 30 year fixed at the same rate as if I bought the property with financing in the first place?

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