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Updated 7 months ago,

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Cash Out Refi Lower Than Expected

Chris Marette
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Hi Everyone,

I need some guidance or tips or any ideas in regards to an appraisal that did not come in as expected during a cash out refi. I have done several in the past and most I have been satisfied with the outcome however this one was not as expected therefore I am trying to get creative. Long story short I disagree with the appraisers value of the home and will place rebuttal however that appraiser also completely messed up rental values so the DSCR has really impacted what I was expecting to get out of the property. I was able to rent the home for $2600 but the lender is accepting the appraisers rental value of $2050. Is this standard practice or is there any lenders out there that actually accept what the home is rented for? Additionally this hard money lender is at 75% loan to value are there any lenders offering 80%? I appreciate any input or suggestions.

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