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Updated over 6 years ago,
BRRRR cash-out refi hiccup
I recently began interviewing local credit unions after learning they require lower or no seasoning period, versus a traditional lender, for a cash-out refi on investment properties. The issue I am finding is that they will only loan against the amount I paid for the property (purchase price + rehab cost), and not the appraised value. This is my first time attempting to work with a credit union and I would like to know if this is standard practice?
I can always go back to the traditional lender and get a loan based on appraised value, but they require a 6 month seasoning period. I originally started speaking with credit unions thinking they could help my money grow faster, and therefore allow my business to scale faster.