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Stephen Keighery
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Making your cash purchase a mortgage to decrease seasoning period

Stephen Keighery
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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Hey BP Community,

I have done over 20 BRRRR's so far and love the strategy. I have been buying all cash and need to wait 6 months for the refinance company to use the appraised value when applying the LTV for the refinance. The majority of these finance companies will allow you to use the appraised value after 3 months if there is an existing mortgage. Most people tell me to do the cash purchase as a mortgage so I can refinance faster. I do have several LLCs but they say I can't be one of the members and I should do the mortgage in a friends name.

Has anyone done this? I am looking for advise on how to structure this to ensure that the mortgage payout comes back to me and to ensure whoever holds the mortgage doesn't have any tax implications from this.  Any advise or things to think about would be appreciated. 

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