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Donnell Evans
  • Real Estate Agent
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Getting the Equity Out.

Donnell Evans
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I just finished up on a rehab and I want to take the equity out of the property to buy another investment property that I found through my monthly mailer. Can anyone suggest a bank or company in Philadelphia that is real estate investor friendly? I just tried to go through Santander and they shut me down after pulling my credit and reviewing my W2's. I want to go based solely off of the value of the property I busted my a$$ to purchase the property and rehab it and i thought when I got this far it would be smooth sailing. Boy was I wrong!

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Brian Larson
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  • Redondo Beach, CA
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Brian Larson
  • Investor
  • Redondo Beach, CA
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Best bet for short term is to secure private money, interest only. Then immediately start a refi with a conventional lender. By having the private loan you are now doing a rate and term refit and seasoning is not an issue.

Good luck

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