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Kay Nealis
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Jacksonville, OR
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Cash Out Refi-Property held in LLC

Kay Nealis
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Jacksonville, OR
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Hi All:

Here is the scenario:

  • Purchased SFR rental properties 1 year ago for cash
  • Properties held in an LLC for asset protection purposes
  • Bank said need 1 year seasoning on properties to finance, so far so good
  • Then bank says: can't refi while in LLC, must be in personal name
  • I agree to move properties out of LLC
  • Bank says: Since there is a title transfer, you need to hold in your name for 6 months before we can finance
  • I say: What?!!
  • Since then I have read about Delayed Financing Rule: will it work for me?
  • I live in Oregon, but rental properties are in Oklahoma
  • Any advise is appreciated!!

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