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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Any Pitfalls With Refinancing?
Hello All!
Let me start by saying that I have NOT bought any properties yet. I am shooting for a property in the next 90 days using the BRRRR method. I know I'll learn more through experience but I still want to gather as many bits of info as possible. My goal is to collect thoughts, advice and connections.
I'm sure there are many variables to this question: Are there any pitfalls that go undiscussed with refinancing? Let's imagine it is with a SFDU or a smaller MFDU using private lending.
My research shows me it could take 120-160 days to refinance, lots of paperwork, need good credit score, etc.
Anyone want to speak to this? Is my research correct? Additional information?
Thank you!
Austin Fowler
Most Popular Reply

@Austin Fowler, get the bank on board BEFORE you close, make sure you're pre-qualified, and keep them in the loop. Make sure they understand what you're doing and are ready to go after the seasoning period expires.