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11 Comments on Cash Out Mortgage Financing for Cash Buyers
Well, I admit I missed this announcement. I have a current cash buyer who may be interested in this. Thanks.
Ed, I've never had a client do this...Would investors primarily be interested in doing this? Please educate me as to why a buyer would want to go this route...Thanks in advance!
Glad to help, Jon! Thanks for stopping by!
At last....a change from FMNA for the better. This might generate some quick refi business for everyone.
Interesting, this could help close and sell more homes. Thanks for sharing
Hi Sonja, there are occasions where the cash buyer may see another investment home he or she would like to buy. A cash-out refinance might help accomplish this. In other cases the client might use the cash to put into another type of investment.
Doug, yes this might just give us LO's some refi business!
David, yes I also hope this gives you a boost in business!
Ed, I missed this announcement myself! These are exactly the same parameters from the "days of old". Thanks for the update.
Hi Ed, Thanks for the heads up. I missed this one as well. Checking to see if we are going to offer it. This would be great for the Phoenix, AZ market with so many cash sales. Have a great Fourth of July holiday, to one and all.
Dee Dee and David--I'm encouraging agents to check in with past all cash clients to see if they might be interested in this. Great news for us in the loan business, too! Thanks for stopping by!
Ed - Being able to take cash out of a property for an investment in any thing is great ..... I believe in the use of "OPM" when it comes to investing ..... but not always the wisest thing to do ..... one needs to recognize that their ability to repay may be hindered by changes in personal circumstances as well as cash flow from investment properties suddenly drying up.
Great observations, Kathy! Best use of this would probably be to replenish assets but I certainly can see the wisdom, for some, of geting cash out to do a fix/flip or to get the tax benefits of mortgages on rentals. Finance and invest carefully! Thanks for stopping by!
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