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Nicholas Preston
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Bank refinancing question

Nicholas Preston
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Danville, VA
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I went to a bank today and I basically want to perform the refinancing part of the brrrr system. The banker told me I had to own the property for a year before I could refinance at the appraised value of the house. I could refinance anytime at the purchase price however. My goal is to fix up and refinance at a much higher appraisal value as opposed to sell price. Do all banks require a hold for year clause to refinance at appraised value? Is there a better/ quicker way to get my money out to reinvest before then? Thanks!!

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Upen Patel
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Upen Patel
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@Nicholas Preston Find a new banker. The seasoning requirement for a cash-out refi is 6 months.

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