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Updated over 4 years ago, 05/29/2020

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Fix and Flip Refinance Seasoning Period

Mikias Lulseged
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I just got done with my first rehab project. I purchased a SFH in bad shape, fixed it up, and increased its value by 90K. It was a clear win. After ti's is done and rented, I approached a small bank to refinance and get my initial investment out (~25k), the bank said they will be willing to refinance and get me to a more traditional interest rate by they will not do a cash-out refi because of something called Seasoning period of 9 months. Never heard of this before. Is this common? How can I avoid this pitfall next time so I'm able to get my initial investment out as soon as I'm done rehabbing? Thank you!

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