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How to bypass the 6 months wait to refinance
Hi everyone!
I have an option to buy a house for 290k with an ARV of 350-360.
I have the funds in cash but was told I need to wait 6 months before I can refinance for the ARV and not for the purchase price I paid for it.
Any suggestions on how to buy it with the option to refinace it right after??
Thanks in advance...
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Simply find a different lender. Many DSCR lenders will base the new loan from the ARV after zero or 3 months. It's not super common, but not too hard to find either. More lending options will definitely open at 6 months, but there are plenty at 3 months and a handfull that have no seasoning at all for cash outs, so long you can prove rehab was completed.
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