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Alex Smith
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  • South Jersey
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Cash out Refinance Question

Alex Smith
  • Investor
  • South Jersey
Posted

Good Morning BP!

So I previously posted about our recent rental that we bought and rehabbed with cash. We found a lender that we planned to refinance with in 6 months, but on that thread where I previously posted about this property, someone recommended setting up the refinance so we can settle in exactly 6 months. I asked my lender about it and he said that the application process can't even begin for 6 months. 

Any lenders out there that would consider a cash out refinance in less than 6 months or that would consider starting the application process now so that we are able to settle in 6 months ( last week of November/first week of December)?

Thanks!

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