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Aaron Ta
  • Accountant
  • Berkeley, CA
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Refinancing owner-occupied property within 1 year

Aaron Ta
  • Accountant
  • Berkeley, CA
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I bought a place in November 2019 as an owner-occupied property in California and I intend to convert it to a rental after 12 months of living here. However, my mortgage broker just presented to me a great refinancing deal that I can't refuse (from 3.75% to 2.321% with points and from a 30-year to a 29-year mortgage).

My question is: if I refinance today, would the clock start over and I have wait 12 months from now in order to convert it to a rental? I want to do this properly and avoid any possible trouble with the lender.

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