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Updated almost 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

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How to refinance and what banks

Chris Kendrick
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How do people people use the brrrr method when they do the cash out refi part, meaning normally you go to a small credit union to do it, but most banks only allow like 4 investment properties you can refi, so how are these people with 40 or 50 properties are doing it, do they go to like 10 different banks, and also once you refi the banks require credit checks, well are you getting like 3 or 4 credit checks a year ? 

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Jon Puente
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Jon Puente
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Hey Chris,

Once you get past 3-5 rentals, you should be using DSCR financing. No W2 income required, and its based on Credit, LTV, and Debt Service Ratio (hence DSCR).

You will have to pull your credit, but only once. No need to do it multiple times, especially if you are working with a mortgage broker. I actually have a DSCR Cashout refi going right now on a property in Charlotte, NC.

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