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Tony Salemi
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Is anybody getting 75% LTV on cash out refi of a multi unit?

Tony Salemi
  • Mchenry, IL
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Trying to do a cash out refi on a duplex. To get to where I want to be, I'm looking for 75% LTV. Fannie/Freddie is 70%. It's like I'm asking for the moon. Even the local banks are no help. What are others finding?

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Chicago far west suburbs
Current appraisal: $175K
Current mortgage: $90k
Credit score:800+
Liquid cash on hand: $75K
Personal DTI:<20%
Total DTI not including rental income:<30%

I would think this is a home run.

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Stephanie P.
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@Tony Salemi

It's more like a really long foul ball that hooks just to the outside of the foul pole.  Looks good, looks good and then starts hooking and it lands in some guy's beer.:)  All the numbers look great, but the loan won't get bought by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac because they limit the ltv on units so it's a no go for conventional financing.

A DSCR loan will go to 75%. They're a little more in interest rate (high 4's) and cost a couple points, but they close and you get your cash. No income verification, no pay stubs. Pretty simple loans that close in 30-45 days depending on the length of time it takes to get the appraiser out there and back.

Stephanie

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