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How soon can I use money from refi cash-out for a down payment?

Dan Marl
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Hello everyone. 

A few months ago I bought a house cash. I was able to rent it out and just finished cashout refinance with an LTV of 75%. Can I use that money for a down payment for another house right away?

Will the new lender let me do that? Would they object to me using borrowed money for a down payment on the house I plan to get? Or do I have to wait for two months so that my last two bank statements do not show the deposit of the money I just borrow (from the cashout refinance)?

Thank you in advance!

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Richard Loniewski
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Richard Loniewski
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If you have that money in your account most lenders should be fine with that.

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