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Jeffrey De Los Santos
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Easton, PA
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Can I do a cash out refi while being unemployeed?

Jeffrey De Los Santos
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Easton, PA
Posted

Hi,

I am on my first investment property and am almost ready to have it fully rehabbed to then lease it to a tenant. I am trying to do the BRRRR strategy with this property so at this point, I am looking for a local bank to refi the property with. However, I have 2 issues:

1. I haven't been employed in 6 months, so I'm currently driving for Uber.

2. This home appraises for about $65k, so the loan would be about $50k, which is less then what alot of bank lend out for.

I am wondering if I can refi this property and if so, what bank should I use to do a refi. I've been calling local banks, but they all keep telling me no, because of my current employment status.

Please help!!!

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