I purchased a home 2012, seller financed with terms of being my primary residence. ....2014 got married and would like to move where my spouse is. Is my only option to refinance home so I can rent it ......? If so wha...
I'm curious as to whether any experienced landlords have had success with the technique of refinancing the same property twice, with the first being a cash-out refinance and the second being a rate-lowering refinance....
I am refinancing a two family rental property I’ve owned for some time. My first refi ever. My question is will I be taxed on the cash I am taking out of the equity? Any curveballs I should be expecting as far as taxe...
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Needing some advice on if I should refi with cash out on my investment property or just refi it to bring my monthly payments down. Estimated value on my property is about 200k, 70k is what is owed. I can...
Hi, I have a question about the Refinancing part in the BRRRR. If I have a rental property with a mortgage on it and about 20% equity in the property, would I be able to refinance and pull cash out ?Thanks
I have a question (I will be using fake numbers), say I bought a property at 100,000 and put some rehabbing work in. I only had 10% (10,000) at closing so I needed a 80/10/10 loan, loan value = 100,000-10,000=90k
So ...
have heard mixed comments on this. If I were to purchase properties that were to be rented or lease optioned and my original sale price was for example 50k, but the property appraised at 70k at least. How soon could I...
Just started rehabbing multifamilies. On my fourth one in two months and now need to refinance to take out the hard money. Is there a source for this type of financing who can 1) refinance 20-40 properties; 2) refin...
I have been researching the Brrrr strategy recently and it seems like the biggest pitfall would be not being able to refinance. I'm new to investing, so what would be some of the reasons an investor would not be able ...
Are there any weird snags for refinancing on a FHA loan a year down the road?
Any way to get out of that mortgage insurance without a high down payment?