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John D.
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When can I cash-out based on appraisal value?

John D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • La Quinta, CA
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Hi All-

Right now the LTV of my loans are based on purchase price, or purchase price + documented rehab cost. How long do i normally have to wait, before we can base the LTV on the appraisal value?

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    Eddie T.
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    Most banks that use Freddie or Fannie rules have a 6 month waiting period after purchase before you can use appraisal value before using purchase price.

    If you find a bank that keeps their loans in house (portfolio loans) and do not package and sell their loans then you may find one that does not have the 6 month seasoning requirement. And they may let you use appraisal value immediately after a sale. 

    Your best bet is to find an investor friendly bank in the area you are investing.

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