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Mike Musarra
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Ballooning out of a Hard Money Loan

Mike Musarra
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I'm purchasing a home in a suburb of Cleveland with Hard Money.  My original intention was to flip the property and use the proceeds to help purchase a small multi-family home but am now considering holding the Single Family property as a rental.  

The Hardmoney lender will need ballooned out at 91k in 12 months.  I will not be able to do a cashout refi with a conventional lender for 12 months, and although Fannie and Freddie require a 12 month seasoning period for cashout refi's, it seems most convetional lenders, even in a straight out refinance (with no cash out) require 12 months as a policy.


Does anyone have any recommendations for long term lenders that will balloon me out on a long term loan?


ARV for the property will be about 150k - possibly 170k if converted to a 3 bedroom which is an option I'm exploring.

As they say, Thanks in advance.

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    Quote from @Mike Musarra:

    I'm purchasing a home in a suburb of Cleveland with Hard Money.  My original intention was to flip the property and use the proceeds to help purchase a small multi-family home but am now considering holding the Single Family property as a rental.  

    The Hardmoney lender will need ballooned out at 91k in 12 months.  I will not be able to do a cashout refi with a conventional lender for 12 months, and although Fannie and Freddie require a 12 month seasoning period for cashout refi's, it seems most convetional lenders, even in a straight out refinance (with no cash out) require 12 months as a policy.


    Does anyone have any recommendations for long term lenders that will balloon me out on a long term loan?


    ARV for the property will be about 150k - possibly 170k if converted to a 3 bedroom which is an option I'm exploring.

    As they say, Thanks in advance.

    Mike, with a DSCR cash out refinance you only need to wait 90 days to get long term debt. Quasi govt’ loans are 12 months - but these investor specific products allow you scale quicker. Some lenders may tell you that NO seasoning is required, but some stipulations may apply as to what terms you’re being offered. Shop with an experienced investment focused broker to get multiple quoted terms! Good luck!
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