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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Susan Capeta
  • Los Angeles, CA
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hard money to buy and hold

Susan Capeta
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I do not qualify for financing because the bank says my debt to income ratio is too low. I have a lot of equity in one of my house and I want to do a HELOC but when they look at my last 2 years tax return they said i dont have enough Debt to income to get the heloc.

I heard some poeple use hard money to buy rental , than get it rented and find a bank to replace the hard money. How exactly is this done? If i get a hard money lender to get the house, the hard moeny looks at the house they approve. How do i get the bank to cash out the hard money once i get the renter in.. if they look at the last 2 years tax return they will not be able to cash the hard money lender out right? 

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