Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac) there is a minimum loan amount of $50,000.

They are multifamily, yet Fanny Mae considers them in the same basket as SFR when it comes to loans.

Fannie Mae's delayed financing will allow you to get up to your purchase price plus any refinance costs back out from the day you buy the property up to 6 months to a max. of 75% LTV on non-owner and 80% LTV on owner occupied so long as the property that was bought has no liens on it. 

I would like to do a complete cash out refinance.I read alot about the Fannie Mae rules regarding delayed financing and the 6 month seasoning period but I am unable to find information directly related to refinancing a private mortgage. 

I found a home at a reasonable price that foreclosed to the lender(Fannie Mae).

Buying Ginnie Mae loans even in default carries with it requirements for servicing.  

I can finally originate Fannie Mae HomeStyle Renovation Loans, and I'm really excited!

it's a Fannie Mae Homepath property.yeah, i was thinking of hard money for one year and then do a cash out refi.... get 75% out and pay the rest of the hard money with cash i'd save up until then.

I have been shopping local bank and credit unions for rates on a cash out refi and HELOC on a rental that my husband and I currently own.I have probably contacted about 10 different lenders, big, small, recommended on BP, etc... and I really haven't found that they stray from Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae guidelines.

HomePath financing, available only on Fannie Mae-owned properties, offers great benefits — a 5% down payment (as of November 16, 2013), no mortgage insurance, expanded seller contributions, and more.