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Jo W.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Buffalo NY
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Looking for a cash-out refinance lender in Buffalo NY

Jo W.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Buffalo NY
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Hi,

I will be buying and renovating a property without a loan and would like to pull out the money after the rehab is done and the property is rented.

I spoke with a few lenders and the problems I'm facing are:

1. Seasoning requirements of 12 month.

2. Limit of loan amount up to the purchase price.

3. Not lending to LLC so it has to be on my personal name.

I should be the prefect borrower (Credit score over 800, w2 income, rental experience for over 3 years, very low DTI).

Is there a lender you worked with and had good experience with? Please share :)

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Eric Johnson
  • Lender
  • Chicago, IL
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Eric Johnson
  • Lender
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi Jo, that's pretty common. I've remedied this situation quite a few times in a number of ways. Your cash-out LTV will be limited to about 70% right now, but it's possible. Even lending in an LLC.

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