BiggerPockets

have short sales and pre-approved end-buyers but I'm having problems selling to my pre-approved end buyers because of title seasoning requirements. Lenders are wanting title to be held 90 days to 6 months before I can sell to my end buyers. They call this flipping properties, but flipping properties is not illegal and title seasoning was enforced because of bad investors and realtors, who were forging appraisals, loan fraud and forging titles. I do what is called A to B and B to C transactions where I do double closings with acquistioin funds by buying properties all cash and selling to end-buyers all done in the same day. Are there any lenders, bankers or mortgage brokers that don't have title seasoning requirements and who have pre-approved buyers that I can sell properties too, I buy all cash.

I can hellp with that, on my conventional full doc side I can go to 80% with a 620, 95% with a 680. For my Stated product I can go to 80% with a 660. 2 appraisals may be required depending on the underwriter discretion.

Hi, Chris nailed this one...small or regional banks. In my area, MEtropolitan National Bank told me they have no seasoning requirement on any portfolioed loan, why? Because you need at least 20% down, usually 25% and the appriaser will note the last sale and how much it was and if there is a great spread they will ask the appriaser to justify with another comp or doc the improvements made. Like it should be done! Only competent lenders can make loans without seasoning requirements! Bill

FHA has removed the 90 day requirement.
Borrowers will still need a 620 fico and down payment is allowed to be gifted from a family member.

For a conventional loan, any banks that hold the loan (portfolio) will work. Credit unions are also a good bet.