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Updated almost 18 years ago,

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Jim Williams
  • los angeles, CA
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private refi

Jim Williams
  • los angeles, CA
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since lenders don't like too many loans with an investor, and since i plan on buying several hundred over the next few years, i thought it might be easier to go private.

i would buy with cash and rehab. afterwards i would refi to pull out investment and some profit, not going over 80%LTV, with new 1st. explain to lien holder that i would be selling doing a wrap to create cash flow. be up front with them.

just wondering if this is plausible. i would love to get opinions or any other ideas for accomplishing this.

jim

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