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Stephen N.
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  • greenwell springs, LA
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Chase Bank and 90 Day seasoning

Stephen N.
  • Accountant
  • greenwell springs, LA
Posted

I just got a purchase agreement on a flip house that I've owned for less than 90 days. the mortgage company that the buyers are going to use is Chase Bank.

Do any of you flippers know if Chase will lend on a house that hasn't been seasoned for 90 days? if not i need to tell the buyers to find another lender..

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