Whichever loan type you need to use, you can absolutely find a lender that has no seasoning.I’ll address the “Cash Out” refinance with conventional money in the 3rd section but let’s get to the next part – how to find a good lender.How to identify which banks have NO seasoning requirementsI did write a post on this topic extensively that you can find HERE if you would like to read this in more detail but we can sum up it up below.

For instance, whichever party wants to terminate the contract in the middle of the year has to pay the other party a hefty penalty. 

DISPOSITION OF EXCESS PROCEEDS. subsection (i):"(i) A fee charged by an attorney to obtain excess proceeds for an owner may not be greater than 25 percent of the amount obtained or $1,000, whichever is less.

So not only are you bidding against potential investors but the auction site has the ability to bid up the price to meet the reserve.2) Each buyer has to pay a $50K premium/"transaction fee" or 5% of the purchase price upon closing- whichever is higher.

I've also joined courses, groups, and masterminds where I haven't put in the effort and they became a total waste of money.Commit and you'll do great in whichever course you choose!

Best of luck whichever road you take!

Best of luck to you and whichever you decide just make sure it aligns with you goals for the future. 

Track your results and whichever one is most successful you will send to your remaining list.

Whichever works for you.

So lets assume for a second that there is that loan out there at is a performing rate lower then current rate and the lender does exercise their right to call...I wont buy and transfer title which I have control unless I see at the minimum 25% equity or 52k which ever is greater...