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Jeff Twigg
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Closing on SFH with Cash, NEED options to get CASH out

Jeff Twigg
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Sarasota, FL
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How can I get cash out of a home I just purchased? I purchased with cash, in an LLC. Ideally, I'd like 50% of value out in cash. Part I'd use for rehabbing the house before renting, the other portion to buy another house. Any ideas appreciated

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Kevin Romines
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Kevin Romines
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You would have to put the home back into your personal name. Once you do that, you can then get what is known as delayed financing through Fannie Mae. Delayed financing, allows a person that paid cash for a home, to refinance based on the appraised value up to 75-80% depending on if its a rental or owner occupied. 

You can get up to 100% of the purchase price back out + the refinance closing costs, so long as the property appraises for enough based on the LTV.

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