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Tim Shin
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How long must I pay on private money before refinancing buy& hold

Tim Shin
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hi All,

I was hoping I could find out what the current rules are on this from any mortgage lenders or brokers: 

If I buy a house with lended private money when can I refinance into a lower interest loan and cash out the private money folks? Is it dependent on loan-to-value?

I think I read some posts and it might be 14 months? Or is it immediate?

Thanks!

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Charlie Fitzgerald
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Charlie Fitzgerald
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If you have no pre-pay term in your acquisition financing, you can refinance and exit your loan anytime you can get a new loan.

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