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To Finance Or To Walk Away?
Hello all,
I am fairly new to the BRRRR strategy, currently, I am trying to do a cash out refinance on a property so I can put down for another property. The lender I am working with can only lend 70% LTV, the appraisal just came back 10k less than our anticipated value. I would like to check in with our BP community, what would be the best course of action at this point? Accept the 70% or walk away to a 75% LTV lender that potentially cost higher?
Yibing