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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refinancing a private mortgage
Hey everyone,
I've been wanting to approach some private money lenders but I want to make sure I understand fully, how they'll be paid back. If I get a private money loan for the full amount of the purchase price of a property, will I have any problem refinancing with a back? I guess my question is, in the eyes of a bank, won't it look like already own the property?
Thanks
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I would make very sure that I could refinance before I committed to a private loan or hard money loan