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How fast can I refinance a single family house after buying it?

Zion Bar
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I hope this is the right place to ask im a member in a ton of forums but this one is def a little-overwhleming with the 2 million sub categories here :) lol

Anyway, Im going to buy a single family house / duplex in below market value

I was wondering how fast I can re-finance and use the equity in the house to buy another one? 

thanks in advance

Zion

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6 months is the requirement for a conventional Fannie/Freddie cash-out refinance.

Otherwise you can use a commercial/portfolio lender and cash-out immediately.

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