Hi everyone!I have an option to buy a house for 290k with an ARV of 350-360.I have the funds in cash but was told I need to wait 6 months before I can refinance for the ARV and not for the purchase price I paid for it...

You might put down 10-20%, which can be easier to manage compared to traditional financing.A motivated seller can be open to different terms, especially if the property has been sitting for a while, so just be creative and make sure the deal works for both sides.

I don't want to do a traditional cash out refinance because the house would no longer cash flow and I don't have the funds to buy him out straightforward.

Typically, you'll pay higher interest than traditional lenders.

This would include money normally budgeted for a traditional loan payment + money simply not needed (positive cash-flow).  

In this scenario, they are investing in the auction and can take a share of the profits rather than operating as a traditional lender.

But you don't have to pay the full 5.34% to a traditional agent.

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