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Charles Hura
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  • New York City, NY
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Cash-out refi, investment property 2 units, 70% vs. 75%

Charles Hura
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
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Hi - I am doing my first cash-out refi on a 2 unit I just closed on. I purchased the unit in cash and was told previously by banks I could immediately get a cash out refi of 75%. But now it looks like the fannie mae rules are a maximum LTV of 70% for a cash-out refi. (for what its worth, you can still get a 75% LTV loan at time of purchase) Does anyone know if this rule was just changed? any way around it? I assume local banks/lenders would go to 75% but I may not get as attractive of an interest rate.

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