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Dan S.
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Do I have to wait for 6 month seasoning before refi?

Dan S.
  • Cherry Hill, NJ
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Hi,

I am looking to purchase a property for 41K that should appraise for about 60k. I was planning on purchasing with cash and refinancing out as quickly as possible. All I ever heard was waiting for 6 months to do the refinance  - that that was/is the seasoning period required by traditional lenders. But, I was listening to a podcast yesterday (I forget which one) and the story included a guy buying with cash and refinancing right away based on the appraised value.. Does anyone know of this? Thanks in advance.

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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If you refi for rate and term (just getting out what you put in) there's generally no seasoning period.  The seasoning period is if you want to do a cash out (what you put in and part of the new equity).

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