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Jeremiah Gaviña
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Loan from a friend to purchase and fix a house for a rental.

Jeremiah Gaviña
  • Levelland, TX
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If I get a loan from a friend to purchase and fix a house for a rental, do I refinance with a bank once I’m done and have a tenant? Thanks 

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Patrice Penda
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Patrice Penda
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Yes! Unless your friend is very rich and is not worried about waiting a very long time, you would normally refinance and return the borrowed funds (plus interest, if any) if you looking to hold on to the property as a rental.

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