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Jeff Roberts
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BRRR Financing Recommendations?

Jeff Roberts
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Hello Everyone,

I'm looking to cash-out refi a single family home that is worth about $100K that I have owned since November.  I did the rehab, have a tenant, and would like to get some cash back to do it again.  Who is willing to overlook the 12 month seasoning requirement?

Thanks

Jeff

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    Stephanie P.
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    @jeff roberts

    The seasoning requirement from Fannie Mae is only 6 months.  Find a lender that doesn't have overlays.

    If you don't qualify for conventional financing for one reason or another, portfolio lender/brokers should be able to help, although your loan amount may be an issue.  Generally, 75K is the minimum although there are a few that will go lower.

    Stephanie

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