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Tucker Cummings
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Refinancing a Subject To

Tucker Cummings
  • Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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I’m taking over a property in Subject To form. It needs some light updates, but there is a ton of equity I want to capture through a cash out refinance.

Regarding a refinance on a sub2, are there any special conditions or is it straight forward like a normal refinance? Anything I should be aware of moving forward on this? Thanks!

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Mitch Messer
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Mitch Messer
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Hey @Tucker Cummings, congratulations on your upcoming Sub2 deal!

Provided your Sub2 purchase closing is done complete with all the necessary paperwork (e.g. limited power-of-attorney between the sellers and you), refinancing should be no different than a normal refinance.

Sub2 can be heaven or hell, depending on the quality of your closing paperwork.

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