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Jacob Villalobos
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Magic loan in California????

Jacob Villalobos
  • Whittier , CA
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Anyone have a bank or lender that can refi a home in Southern California without a seasoning period? I bought a super deal(thi but I am having a hard time getting someone to do a cash out refi that is not at HM rates.

Suggestions?

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Geordy Rostad
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  • Kirkland, WA
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Geordy Rostad
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Kirkland, WA
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@Jacob Villalobos

Have you checked the smallest of banks such as locals with only a few branches and credit unions? Those are the "magic banks" because they do a much higher percentage of portfolio loans so they can make their own rules.

Maybe start with Bank of Whittier? I checked their website, they look totally old school. Might be just the right sort of place.

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