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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refinancing a live in Rehab - How it works? Refinance & pull out$
If I buy a house, rehab, and move in, and then after 6 months I can refinance correct?
1. So if I bought for 215K, put 20k in, and get it appraised for say 275K.......
2. I would at that time get a new loan for 275K? and pull out 30K of equity in order to do 1031 into a new investment property?
Am I thinking this through properly? Is that how it works?
I am trying to understand this process.
Thanks for the feedback