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Allan Pilapil
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How long do you wait to refinance a BRRR?

Allan Pilapil
  • San Francisco, CA
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How long do you wait to refinance?

Recently purchased a fixer upper for $20K - 60 days later it’s now rehabbed and rented out at $700 a month

Would you refinance now or wait a few more months?

Also would you refinance in the Same state as the property or would you refinance with your current bank that is in your primary state?

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Reid Chauvin
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  • Nashville TN - Licensed in AL AR DC FL GA LA MD TN, TX and VA
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Reid Chauvin
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  • Nashville TN - Licensed in AL AR DC FL GA LA MD TN, TX and VA
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@Allan Pilapil - I'd probably wait the 6 months and cash-out refi with a conventional loan. A conventional loan will cost the least as far as transaction fees and will have a more advantageous interest rate. It does not really matter whether you refinance with a company in your state or the property's state, the company you use will just have to be licensed in the property's state. A lot of companies have minimum loan amounts they deal in, and you may be somewhere around that threshold, so just make sure to ask what a company's minimum is before you waste time with someone. 

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