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cash out refinance on inherited property

I inherited property at the end of last year and want to refinance it for cash, but lenders have told me I have to wait 12 months. Is this true? Is there any lender who can do a refinance before then? by earhartwinner55 from Boston, Massachusetts. Feb 2nd 2011 Reply


Joe Shamie (Joe Shamie)
#4 ranked lender in New Jersey - 1,412 contributions

There is a waiting period to do cash out. It all depends on when you actually took title to the home. The shortest time frame that I am aware of is 6 months. This means you need to be on title for 6 months before applying for the cash out loan. Joe Shamie 877-662-3321 x102

Feb 2nd 2011
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Don Maher (don@ucloan.net)
#376 ranked lender in California - 31 contributions

Hi:There are a few portfolio lenders that will entertain this. What state are you in.Don Maherwww.donmaher.com

Feb 2nd 2011
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Dick Lee (dlee@indmortgage.com)
#8 ranked lender in Massachusetts - 16 contributions

do you currently live in that property? what type of property is it?

Feb 2nd 2011
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Dick Lee (dlee@indmortgage.com)
#8 ranked lender in Massachusetts - 16 contributions

also, are you on the title? and what was the exact date of inheritence?

Feb 2nd 2011
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Patrick McCarthy (PatrickM)
#22 ranked lender in Ohio - 196 contributions

HelloThe waiting period depends upon several things. Since this is an inherited property, if you lived in it or are occupying it now as your primary residence, you should be able to cash out up to 70% of appraised value with little trouble.If this is not your primary residence, you will probably have to wait 6-12 months minimum.Hope this helps.Patrick McCarthyNorthpointe Bank866-901-3576

Feb 3rd 2011
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I'd like to do the same thing. If i move into the inherited property, could i then claim it as a primary and refinance immediately??

Mar 7th 2012
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