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Out of state BRRRR refi
Hello World...
I've been working on assembling a team in San Antonio and Milwaukee for BRRRR. A conventional lender I was referred to in San Antonio said cash out refi was not allowed in Texas for non-owner occupied investment property.
Is this true? If so, are there more states that have this rule? I'm mostly interested in Texas, Wisconsin, Indiana, Florida and Tennesee.
Thank you,
Matt
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@Adam Woznicki is correct. We found that very few conventional lenders truly understand investment property loans. PM me if you'd like the contact info for one we like a lot. The lender you spoke to may have been mistaken as HELOCs can be difficult to impossible in Texas for non-owner occupied properties but we have done cash-outs many times. Generally with a six month seasoning requirement. Hope that helps. Best of luck!