After buying an all cash foreclosed property what is the maximum LTV for a cash out refinance?

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Yes, you could get up to 75% cash out after the seasoning requirement and no other type of requirement is needed for qualifying other than the usual.

Feel free to contact me directly for anymore info.

 
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February 01 2010
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Thanks for the info marvin... assuming it is an all cash paid non-owner occupied property I have read that some lenders provide up to 75% LTV cash out refinance based on your purchase price. Is that your experience?
Also, are there any requirements to qualify for the cash out refinance, other than the usual.... Thanks

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January 30 2010
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Depending on what type of property, owner or non-owner and loan amount you could get up to 80% cash out after 6 months of ownership based off of the price you bought it for only.  After 12 months you can use the new appraised value.

Good luck.
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