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Saul Howard
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  • Denver, CO
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Mortgage Underwriting Question

Saul Howard
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Is there any due diligence done on the current lien holder in a refinance? Are there any regulations that would prohibit or limit a refinance based on the current lien holder?

More specifically if I'm wanting to do a non-cash-out refinance my primary residence (SFH) and the current lien holder is an LLC that I have an ownership interest in, would that technically change anything about the refinance?