This is common among investors who want to act quickly and unlock liquidity from a property after closing.Cash-Out Refinancing & Seasoning Periods: Non-QM programs typically offer more lenient or even zero seasoning periods, meaning you can refinance or pull out cash shortly after buying or rehabbing the property.

I suppose that requires a second (or third or fourth) opinion, but if he's right, where can I pull cash from to both complete our primary home, and refill the RE emergency fund I'm currently depleting?

At this time we aren’t pulling funds from that home.

The SEC is concerned with volatility, which is smoothing out with the billions coming in from steady hands and will smooth out further as the market cap grow's, custody - which has now been granted to banks, and manipulation - which not even the investment banks can pull off.

BRRRR is a low-cost real estate investing strategy that involves buying a distressed property, fixing it up, renting it out, and refinancing to pull out equity.

I pulled up a small snapshot of their geography on Apartments and I see a ton of 1brs going from $900-$1500.

If you turn around and refi and pull money out of your existing home, then you're going to have pay interest on that money whether you're using it or not.

My advice is to get other quotes and possibly pull the loan from that bank before it costs you too much money.Feel free to reach out via message or email I would be happy to help and take a look at your LE and go over why they reduced LTV and if you can get back to 75% or 80%.

I don't think it is that accurate sometimes, but combined with the review on the 2 OTA's, you should get a pretty good idea.You can also go to Awning.com's estimator - https://www.awning.com/airbnb-estimatorIt is free and pulls the same basic data AirDNA does.

I've been wanting to do this for a while, but haven't had the courage to pull the trigger to start doing it.