Hi John, when you go to sell on a fix and flip, most (but not all) lenders require 6 months of seasoning before they will fund the purchase.

My understanding is that I either need to A.) get a job working for someone B.) use a mortgage broker or C.) team up with a partner and become seasoned for two years.I'm curious to what everyone on here thinks as to what my options and next steps are with this situation.

Does anybody know of someone who offers a cash out refinance on a owner occupied property w/o seasoning period.The property is in Georgia. 

Besides, in some areas of the country, the market is very seasonal and/or can turn on a dime and all of a sudden 4-5 months after you bought and ready to sell, the ARV is lower.

What I do when banks say noI look for another lending institutionthere are many ways to make a deal happen and for you to get your money back outremember when the bank says you have to get the money from a family member there is a little clause they aren't telling you about it is calledseasoningthat means the money you put in the bank has to season or sit in there institution for a number of monthsthis can really make a mess out of a dealthe numbers look good I would look for another avenue to wrap up the dealenjoy

Your comment is common amongst new and sometimes even seasoned investors -- if your particular area is too expensive for you then look elsewhere.

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Not surprised that you can't get anything at this point in time, though - it's tax season.

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He has about 8 properties so he isn't the most seasoned mentor, but he has been kind and given me great information.