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Hemanth Grandhige
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Decatur, GA
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Cash purchase and rehab - How do I refi?

Hemanth Grandhige
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Decatur, GA
Posted

My lender is telling me that since I own more than 4 financed properties he can only refinance the purchase price of the home and not cash out my rehab expenses.  He seems to be knowledgeable and came recommended from here on BP so I'll take his word for it.  

I'm working on another deal right now. Purchasing a home for 45k cash and will probably have to put 22k into rehab before i can rent it out.  I want to refi this property as well.  He is telling me that I need to somehow roll the rehab expenses into the purchase price of the house.  I know how to do this if I was financing it. But how do I roll the rehab expenses into the purchase price if I'm buying it cash? 

Any ideas?  (I'd ask my lender but it appears he's not replying to email over the weekend. )

Thanks for the help. 

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