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Dalwin Garcia
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lyndhurst, NJ
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HML on a multi-family and refi cash out after

Dalwin Garcia
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lyndhurst, NJ
Posted

What's going on everyone!

Looking for some advice/guidance here. We're going to be exploring HML soon. I've heard of people using HML to purchase and rehab a house and then refi out to pay off the HML. But has anyone ever used HML on a deal to then refi and CASH OUT? If so, please shed some light! This seems odd to me because in a perfect scenario you would get a HML to fund 100% of your deal with no money out of your pocket, rehab the house while paying your monthly interest payments to the HML, refi a few months later to pay them off but also cashing out and getting a nice chunk of cash? All while not coming out of pocket at all??? Is this even possible? Again, this is just an example, but I have heard of people getting 100% of their deals funded with no money out of their pocket. Someone please shed some light, I'd really appreciate it!

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