All Forum Posts by: Tarik Turner
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Post: Where to do a cash out refi?

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What is the name of the city and county where the property is located
Post: 28 y/o Attorney from New York, NY

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Welcome to the forum and I look forward to connecting. (Also in the NYC Area)
Post: Cash out refi’s bought with cash

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There are lenders who can cash out refinance a property after 30 days of ownership based on the appraised value not purchase plus rehab so again it really depends on the lender that you are dealing with and their seasoning period
Post: Cash out refi’s bought with cash

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It differs based on the lender that you are working with but a cash purchase and a financed purchase doesn't change seasoning periods.
With that said there are lenders who can refi before 6 months
Post: Hard Money Lender w/ No Loan Minimum In Texas???

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If you found a property in which the loan amount would exceed 50k with rehab costs included, that would also work
Post: Hard Money? is there something I am missing

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- Hackensack, NJ
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Just search Dohardmoney on BP there are a ton of reviews .. not all of them are positive
Post: Refinance 850K Single Family House

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What is the current value and and current interest rate? Are you currently in a Hard Money Loan?
Post: Questions about Commercial Lending

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There are 30 year fixed term commercial loans available as well if your true intent is to keep long term.
Those loans can carry a 5 to 7 year pre pay
Post: REO Multifamily Investing

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In short that answer is absolutely yes. As long as you are able to gain access to the property for an appraisal
Post: When To Refinance? Before or After tenant move in?

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- Hackensack, NJ
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Waiting until it is rented is usually the best bet. Most lenders want to see a certain occupancy rate prior to refinancing the property, while others will refi it vacant at a higher interest rate
Also depending on the type of property your rental income plays a major role in the evaluation process by the appraiser