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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refinance options for recent purchase
Original Thread:
I recently closed on a property (will be my primary residence) using half cash half private money. Purchased the house for 30k under assessed value and some renovations underway as well, so already have substantial equity in the property. I've contacted a few lenders in my area (Syracuse, NY), but they all require 6 month seasoning period. Are there alternatives to waiting 6 months to refinance? Thanks!
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Have you asked about a HELOC?