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Refinancing Requirements - Full Appraisal

Shiv A.
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All - we are getting two of our investment properties refinanced, and the mortgage company has offered us an attractive rate as part of their investors program. However, one of the requirements of this program is a "full appraisal " - which includes in-house photos as well. Has anyone had experience with this? We just found about it and I am little frustrated because now I have to coordinate times with the tenants.

Is this a common practice for refinancing? Would love some thoughts/suggestions here. 

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@Shiv A. yeah, this is pretty common....which means they should have told you about it upfront.  If they didn't tell you about the most basic of things...chances are they probably "forgot" to tell you about some other things too.  You might need some good patience to work with this company.

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