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RJ Bates III
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Bank to Refinance

RJ Bates III
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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I am looking for a solid bank to refinance a property we have taken out a hard money loan on. We are wanting to keep the property as a AirBnB property at this point and are looking for terms somewhere around 80% LTV with a reasonable interest rate. Any and all recommendations are appreciated!

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@RJ Bates III

For conventional financing a 75% LTV is required. There is no seasoning for a rate and term refinance. Can you support the mortgage with your current income? AirBnB doesn't count as stable rental income and there are no lease agreements so you would need a 2 year history for rental income.

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