I participated in an investment in a motel property under the Brand "Extend-a-Suites" in El Paso, TX. 

Hi there, I'm curious if anyone knows of lenders that would let me perform a cashout refi without a seasoning period for me to be on title for 6 months. 

I've for over a period of 2-months been looking at properties in the cheapest neighborhoods in Philadelphia, namely those within the 19134 zip-code.

Then, once you have carried that for a certain time period other 'regular' insurers will take you back.  

If holding for longer periods it defaults to 20%.2.

Last, urban blight all-too-frequently accompanies many of these policies.But, on the whole, the coordinated set of policies implemented in places like San Francisco and Oakland, CA seem to just be incredible tailwinds to investor returns over long periods of time.

You will see less of a benefit to extending that penalty beyond that, and if rates drop before then you would be forced to pay that penalty to get a lower rate. 

If they just needed one more month, they might extend and pay the premium.I mention that, because if you are OK with the resident and just want them to sign a lease, tell them the MtM price will go up effective September 1, and is $400 more per month. 

While it only returns 5.23% currently, it provides a great cushion allowing sufficient time to wait out a crash without having to resort to selling properties at inopportune times - at fire sale prices.5- I keep a large part of my portfolio in high yielding notes secured by real property - and while I want every loan to make payments as agreed, my experience indicates that a certain percentage will default with me owning the property during periods of economic contraction.

You can make this an offer condition and review it during your due diligence period.