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Stefan D.
  • Park City, UT
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Delayed Financing ALTA/HUD Question

Stefan D.
  • Park City, UT
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Hey Bigger Pockets People,

I'm closing on a house very soon, (Tomorrow, Friday 9/6!)

I'm planning on paying cash, putting the rehab budget in escrow, and then using the Fannie Mae Delayed Financing provision.  I'm putting a bit extra in, in case the rehab goes over.  I'll have funds sent from the escrow to contractors as work is completed, and then the remainder will be sent to me, if there is anything left.

My question's are: 

Have any of you done this before? Made any mistakes?

Is anyone out there experienced with this and willing to take a look at my ALTA to make sure we've filled it out correctly, and will be able to use delayed financing?

Thanks so much!

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Stefan D.
  • Park City, UT
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Well - we've closed, and changed some verbiage about the escrow/rehab funds to something that just might work for this delayed financing BRRRR deal. Incase anyone is curious how this goes, pm me later and I'll be happy to share what I've learned

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