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Arel Avellino
  • Winchester, VA
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Refinancing on a home with a HomeStyle Loan

Arel Avellino
  • Winchester, VA
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This is my first purchase on a single family home. It's a foreclosure. Purchase price is $76K and the ARV is likely going to be $160k. I'm considering purchasing this property using a Fanny Mae Homestyle loan so I can get it rent ready.

Is there any reason I couldn't refinance this property afterward to leverage into a second purchase? After the renovations I should have over $40k of equity in the house.

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