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Elena Jobson
  • Escrow Officer
  • Denver, CO
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With a Home bought in cash need to wait 6 mos to refi?

Elena Jobson
  • Escrow Officer
  • Denver, CO
Posted
I believe this to be true with Fannie/Freddie loans however I also think there may be a loop hole. I know that you don't need to wait the 6 months with a portfolio lender but curious on a conventional Fannie or Freddie loan.

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