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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Strategy - Hard Money Loan to finance rehab - then refinance out?
We are buying two full rehab homes for <$25k in total - our strategy is going to be to fund the rehab with a hard money loan, build equity once the rehab is complete and then refinance the homes to get out of the hard money loans.
Is this a good strategy?
What are the major variables we should consider?
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You have to wait 6 month to cash out from these properties when you will use HML.