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Ryan Johnston
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Cash-out refi on cash-purchased rehab in Texas

Ryan Johnston
  • Investor
  • Garland, TX
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We buy distressed properties for cash and rehab, then after seasoning we cash out and redeploy the capital.  The lender we've been using is now requiring 12 months seasoning instead of 6 months as it was in the past.  Can anyone recommend a lender/broker who does 6 month cash outs, or sooner?  BTW, I'm not interested in the Fannie Mae program where you can get 70% of your PURCHASE price back at < 6 months - I need to get traditional financing where we recover 70% of APPRAISED value, as that's a big part of our equity play since we're buying distressed, rehabbing, then holding for rent.  Thanks!!!

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Salvatore Lentini
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Salvatore Lentini
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@Ryan Johnston I work with a lender that can do that.  They can do 75LTV and loan based on the income of the property not the borrower.  Inbox/PM if interested.

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