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Jerome E. Fields
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  • WILLINGBORO, NJ
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how many different way can you cash out at the setllement table on a purchase that has equity in it

Jerome E. Fields
  • Virtual Assistant
  • WILLINGBORO, NJ
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Can I offer a lower price to the owner that is agreed upon   and then get a  higher mortgage and cash out on the difference?

The property has enough equity in it to do so, their are improvements that need to be made?

How do i structure the deal and Why? so i can cash out a the time of purchase  and don't have refi at a latter date in order to cash out?

An how Can I defer my mortgage payments until after construction is completed?

(there are interior improvements as well as capital new construction going from a single family unit to Multi- family mixed use with less than 30% of the property will be retail commercial it is zoned com/res)

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