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Refinance loan to pull out downpayment

Ludovic Ott
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Hello,

I just bought a condo for $195,000, put 20% down and got a loan for the remaining. From what I could read on BP, it seems like I could refinance my loan and get my down payment back. How can I do this? What are the prerequisites? 

According to me it seems almost too good to be true. If I get my down payment back, I can then re-invest in another property and repeat the same process over and over. It would be great!

Thank you.

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