The GC would have to subordinate the first lien to the new lender and then the loan would have to fit within the Fannie/Freddie CLTV guidelines (if they're going conventional). 

I'd like to take money out from the bank on a low interest, 30yr fixed rate mortgage and buy another cheap place to fix while seeing if landlording is a good fit for me.Initially I intended to flip the house after living here for two years (I have lived here full time for two) but I love this house and do not want to part with it in exchange for other like kind property.

I'd like to take money out from the bank on a low interest, 30yr fixed rate mortgage and buy another cheap place to fix while seeing if landlording is a good fit for me.Initially I intended to flip the house after living here for two years (I have lived here full time for two) but I love this house and do not want to part with it in exchange for other like kind property.

I'd like to take money out from the bank on a low interest, 30yr fixed rate mortgage and buy another cheap place to fix while seeing if landlording is a good fit for me.Initially I intended to flip the house after living here for two years (I have lived here full time for two) but I love this house and do not want to part with it in exchange for other like kind property.

Then the other PMs will say, well-- you're used to paying $900/mo, so it should be a comfortable financial fit!

The molds would be U-shaped and small, just so the pipe could fit.

I would be happy to have a zoom meeting to see if we would be a good fit.

I think you have an ambitious set of criterias there but give it some time and you'll be able to find the right fit.

If you or someone you know fits that description, feel free to PM me!

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