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Jason Hillier
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Bought fixer with cash, but want to get a mortgage, do cash reserve requirements apply to me?

Jason Hillier
  • Bellevue, WA
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Hi mortgage pros,

I bought my first fixer-upper with cash, now that the remodel is nearly complete, I'm looking to get a mortgage on the house. I'm wondering if cash reserve requirements apply to me? Once the loan closes, I would have plenty of cash, so I was wondering how my current liquid assets are factored in to the mortgage application.

Thanks!

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