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Refinancing a short-term rental

Garrett Pettit
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I'm new to investing and trying to learn more. I am curious: are there any restrictions or penalties that comes with the future refinancing of a 3.5% conventional loan down payment primary residence triplex used as a house-hack and other units as a short-term rental? I understand it blurs a lot of lines, and I haven't been able to get straight answers yes, so I would appreciate gleaning insight from anyone here who might be able to help!

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Zach Edelman
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Zach Edelman
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I know for DSCR, what I offer, you'd be able to refinance on this property, you would just have to provide an LOE stating that you don't live at the property anymore and a piece of mail from wherever you moved to. If you were to continue to occupy the property as a primary though, a DSCR loan would not work.

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