If a cash out refinance, many lenders will allow the cash out to satisfy the reserves requirement.DSCR lenders generally let you vest either individually or as an LLC.

Additionally, the management companies would take around 10% of the rent for their services.Given this, I’m exploring whether it would be a smart move to refinance when interest rates drop, and possibly form an LLC to transfer the property into.

My question is, if we take a cash out refinance from one property and pay off a second property; by virtue of interest tracing rules is the interest deductible on the second property.The reason I want to do this is because it improves on the title/closing costs for the one property while still leveraging the highest value property.

If mortgage rates drop, you can refinance and improve performance.

Hard Money first then a refinance.

Hard Money first then a refinance.

Our company has access to a 90% LTV cash out refinance loan for primary residences with no mortgage insurance.

I will refinance when the rates drop and recuperate some of my investment funds with better cash flow.

I have an option to buy a house for 290k with an ARV of 350-360.I have the funds in cash but was told I need to wait 6 months before I can refinance for the ARV and not for the purchase price I paid for it.Any suggestions on how to buy it with the option to refinace it right after??

Thats what I would do next and you can really just see what the numbers tell you (and look at different rate/refinance scenarios how it would play out in the next few years)