HM lenders will require a 10% downpayment.The refinance lender will let you refinance 70-75% of the after repair value (appraisal)

Looks like they don't want to send the release of earnest money form and instead trying to get some reimbursement for inspection, appraisal etc.My question is can I relist my property since they sent me the termination?

Also TC may help with coordinating inspections and appraisals and in our case she also helps with marketing..

A condition of my financing is to have plans available for an appraisal of the value after rehab, so I'm looking to get started on drawings as soon as possible.

Excellent, I will reach out to a few appraisers in the area and see if I can find a GC as well to help with the renovation estimate.

What did it appraise for at that time?

Just make sure if you are using financing that you ask your lender what happens if the property appraises as "rural."

I purchased the property with 5% down at 225k and it appraised at 240k.

If you do about $40k in renovations the seasoning can be bypassed with some lenders, going off new appraised value and that would get you the 75% of the ~ $1.267m value or loan amount of $950k.Happy to chat further on this.

Hello,I am seeking input from appraisers, lenders, agents, or experienced house flippers on the affects of HOA dues and home valuations.