Both are seasonal markets due to the heat.

From what I’ve found online, there appears to be a 6-month seasoning period before refinancing, but this may not apply to non-cashout refinances.

As a new agent, you'll be a complete amateur instead of using a seasoned agent who is an expert in negotiations, understands the market, has experience catching problems with properties, etc.A good real estate agent does a lot more than just find houses.

Then you'd rehab the property and refi into something like a DSCR loan to get around the 12 month seasoning requirement and pay that back to your HELOC or the loan you took out.

I’ve gotten in the habit of offering cash with few or no contingencies then refinancing after closing/ seasoning period.

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Hello everyone,I’m the owner of a seasoned general contracting company with extensive experience in residential remodeling and assisting other investors with property flips.

I really need some help from my fellow seasoned salespersons.

Profitability varies based on location, seasonality, additional costs, occupancy rates, and reality checks.

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