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Colleen McLaughlin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Currituck, NC
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Seasoning, a necessary evil ?

Colleen McLaughlin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Currituck, NC
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I Purchased SFR end of April, secured financing for 12 months through a hard money lender (Kiavi). Now, 3 months later, my remodel is complete and I'm ready to refinance into a conventional mortgage. . . I keep hearing the property has not seasoned.

What are my alternatives? Is there a way around this?

Any lender suggestions would be very helpful to me right now. I’ve got plenty of equity in the property, it’s at the ocean and was a full remodel.

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