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Ikenna Okoye
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Subject-to Refinance Option

Ikenna Okoye
  • Investor
  • Houston
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I've been looking for a definitive answer on financing for Subject-to deals, but If you were to acquire a property via subject-to and rehab the property, is a cash-out refinance a possible exit strategy and making the property a rental afterward? Would this refinance simply pay off the old existing loan that is in the sellers name and introduce now permanent financing in my business name?

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Cameron Tope
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Cameron Tope
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Yes sir, that's exactly what would happen. 

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