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Kent Baltare
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  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Refi suggestions for a foreign national.

Kent Baltare
Pro Member
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

So I have been having some challenges and wanted to throw this out there to see if someone had some good suggestions.

I own an investment property free and clear valued at $330k, good numbers, cash flow is strong, its a brand new vacation rental.  

I want to refi, and get the cash out to keep moving with my growth, however because I am a Canadian here (U.S.) on a working visa I am noticing that I am having some issues with classic re-financing and getting 80% LTV as a lot of my U.S. citizen friends are able to do.

Does anyone have suggestions on how to re-fi my place and get a solid rate as a foreign national?

Thanks in advance for your time,

Kent

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