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Christian Popp
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qualifying for a cash out refinance

Christian Popp
  • Rock Island, IL
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hello, I have a question...I do not have a job at this time I have some money saved up and I want to get into buy and hold I'm wondering if I get hard money to buy and rehab a place get the tenant or tenants into the property  how or what loan could I qualify for if I have no bank statements or w2 to show?? I'm assuming that there will be zero or very little cash flow at first with the hard money so even if a year has gone by to show income from the rental the bank would see very little to no income still because of the rates and term of the hard money loan. do I need to get a job and have it for a while? I've seen people say that some banks will use your cashflow from the property as income to qualify you but how could they use that if you have a hard money loan and probably aren't cash flowing because of it?..

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