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Zev Dobuler
  • Modiin, Israel
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Is it possible to get a Refi on a house that’s valued at $40-60K?

Zev Dobuler
  • Modiin, Israel
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I'm looking to purchase a few rental properties in Rochester NY. I have the cash to buy them but would like to Refi after a few months and pull most or all my cash out. However most conventional banks have a minimum loan requirement of $75K with 75% LTV which means property needs to be $100K to get a refi. Other lenders will do a minimum loan of $50K at 75% LTV which means house needs to be appraised at $70K. Rochester cash flows very nicely but values are low. Most of the properties I'm looking at are about $40K-$60K ARV.

Anyone been able to refi with houses at this level and if so with who?

Thanks!

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