Would I be able to then do a cash out refi on that home for 78% of its appraised value, or would I only be able to pull 78% of the equity that I have in the property that the seller is financing?

To me, this is more useful than pulling it out altogether.

But any info I can pull in to move forward I'll take.

Greeting;Today, while gathering information for obtaining a bid on 7,200 sq ft of flat roof for a 38 unit apartment complex, I was told that in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, if a permit is pulled for a re-roof, prior to issuing the permit, the building department must inspect and verify that R20 insulation is in the rafters. 

@Kathy Anschutz If someone provides me with the full credit report that was pulled within 60 days, I accept that.  

Or you should need to expect to put money down at the beginning and then refinance the deal in a year or two to pull it all out again, at which point in time it becomes a no money down deal, but it wasn't so start.

If it's a live in flip, I pull find another so make multiple offers.Hope this helps.

If you own a vacant, buildable lot, are there any banks who will allow you to pull cash out of it by refinancing?

If you own a vacant, buildable lot, are there any banks who will allow you to pull cash out of it by refinancing?

I bought one a couple of months ago (paid about 20.00 more) along with the tapping block, the pull bar and the spacers.