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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash out refi limitations
I'm told I cannot cash out refi for new value of property until a year has passed. Purchased 3 units for 90 cash, rehabbed and rented, bank says can't use new value for a year. That will take way too long to replicate this (BRRRR) strategy at a rapid rate. Is this a Fannie stipulation? Any way around it?
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@Scott Sambrook Typically the conventional mortgage guidelines will allow you to use the new value after 6 months. Sounds like you may have found a lender with overlays.