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Asher Anthes
  • Charlotte, NC
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Buying cash with a partner and then cash out refi in my name

Asher Anthes
  • Charlotte, NC
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Hey guys, I currently own 5 properties all financed conventionally in my own name.  I'm looking to buy several more with cash, and then refinance using either fannie mae delayed financing or a 6 month seasoned cash out refi.  I have about $140k liquid of my own to work with, and my father has about $90k in addition that he would lend me me as a revolving line of credit for the purchases.

I have two questions: 

1. If I want to do fannie mae delayed financing after 1-2 months of purchase, can I use my fathers funds for the purchase or does it all have to come out of my bank account?  As far as I understand it, they will check my bank statements and make sure the money came out of solely my account or my HELOCs.  If I can't use his money for purchase, can I use it for repairs and cash reserves (as long as it's 2 month seasoned).

Seocond: I've heard there are conventional lenders allowing you to do 6 month seasoned cash out refi's where you can pull out more than the purchase price (75% LTV), even if you have more than 4 mortgages? Is this true? And are the old 4 and 10 max property rules starting to change?

Thanks guys for any input!!

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