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David Lucas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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Fannie Mae Cash Out Refinance (Acquisition + Renovation Costs)

David Lucas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Columbus, OH
Posted

Hello BP - 

I am planning to refinance one of my rentals, I paid cash for the home, and I've been told by one mortgage broker that I can refi 70% of the acquisition price + 70% of all documented renovations. Just wondering if the latter is indeed true—refi'ing the renovations as well? I was told that it's a Fannie Mae product for investors with less than 9 properties. I just want to ensure that this type of refi/renovation product does indeed exist as time is of the essence. 

Many thanks,

David

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