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Best way to cash out Refi a BRRRR
Here's my situation. I'm planning on trying out the BRRRR method to acquire my next rental. I'll be buying the house in my name (no LLC) and I'll be using a HELOC from my primary residence.
Am I correct in assuming my two options are to wait the 6 months and get a conventional cash out refi mortgage, or to find a portfolio lender who can refi before 6 months, but the interest rate will be a little higher? What has been your experience?
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@Nolan M. Using a small bank is your best option. You are more likely to find local banks allowing you to cash out refi before 6 months. As long as you calculate positive cash flow with the higher interest rate, I would recommend choosing this option. You will be able to refinance sooner if and when needed.
Best of luck!