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Alley Hassen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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Refinancing and Purchasing at the same time

Alley Hassen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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We are considering refinancing to remove PMI, and are also ready to invest in a what will be a rental getting a conventional loan at 20%.

Is there a way for the lender to pull the credit one time? Should we do one before the other?

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Originally posted by @Alley Hassen:

We are considering refinancing to remove PMI, and are also ready to invest in a what will be a rental getting a conventional loan at 20%. Is there a way for the lender to pull the credit one time? Should we do one before the other?

Having two things going at once will probably be a problem. Lenders don't like uncertainty and changing DTI, debt load, etc creates uncertainty. Contact a local mortgage broker, tell them your plans and let them direct you.

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