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Chris Davis
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Need advice on purchase with plans to refi cash out in 30 days OH

Chris Davis
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  • Investor
  • Springfield, OH
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Hello fellow BP's. I have a question, I may have a potential deal, its a single family house in Ohio, the owner is elderly and moved out to downsize. She may let the property go for 5K need some work but is in decent condition as is. Estimated value roughly 40K 3 bedrooms 1 bath over 1500 sq ft. My objective is to purchase the house with personal loan, therefore having clear title. Next I would like to refi based off the appraised value within 30 days, cash out of at least 75%LTV. Just wanted to know if this scenario is realistic and if so what is my best option ( i.e. conventional. heloc, etc). Appreciate the insight!

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