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Weng L.
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Cash-out Refinance - Policy Changed During COVID-19?

Weng L.
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Today I am looking to do 30-year conventional cash-out refinance on my 6th property after rehab. My broker told me that they updated policy lately on rental property

-- 70% LTV (was 75%)

-- Can't do any loan if owner owns more than 5 properties. (was ok with up to 10 loans on 10 properties)

So basically I am rejected. Is this a broker specific rule or it is the same across all lenders during COVID-19? I don't see any change in Fannie Mae guild line regarding max of 10 properties that have mortgages.

I am in Florida BTW. Anyone happens to know lenders or brokers that can do 30-year conventional 75% LTV cash-out refinance with around 4% rate?

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Weng L.
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Weng L.
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Originally posted by @Jeremiah Goodpaster:

@Weng L.

In the process right now. Being told 70% at ~4% they were at 85% this past December but I hadnt held the property long enough. Also told it could take 1-2months due to back log. I’ll update once we close or I get better numbers from them. This is in NC

70% at 4.0 is best rate as of right now.  85% is really good on invesetment property if rate is around 4%. If you don't mind, could you please PM the lender? I plan to get in touch with lenders after June 1st. 

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