If it had to be replenished after each visit, I covered it.

I have a few rentals and am thinking about selling one to replenish my reserves.

If you need to access the equity now, you could look at doing a HELOC; you can find lenders who’ll do 90% loan-to-value with no closing costs, and you’ll have a pot of money to draw from and replenish as needed typically for the next 10 years with interest-only payments.

Flips will help me replenish and grow my down payment fund too.

I have no idea if the assistance program is still going or if it is out of funds, but I would imagine we might see a replenishment of assistance funds with the new stimulus or future stimulus.

ThanksHere are the steps I would take.Refinance into a conventional loan to replenish your VA eligibility.Buy another property, the be all to end all properties using VA.Then buy an investment property using the cash out from the first refinance to buy a property using a DSCR loan where debt ratio doesn't come into play. 

Can you pull money from her accounts and just replenish it from your account?

My plan would be to use it to fund down payment, and rehabs, then appraise and get all the money back that I pulled out and put into the deal and then replenish my 457b account.

My take is that these have had time to make their way through the system to go to sale while not being replenishing the supply with other NPNs because of forbearance, either GSE or non-GSE.One seller said that they're expecting to buy 1000 more loans in the next few months.

They haven’t been replenishing the wave barrier, so they’ve washed out quite a bit of dirt under their concrete slab under their house and driveway.