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Refinance properties after transferring deed

Refinance properties after transferring deed

I am in the process of transferring my father's properties into my name after his death. Everything is in order, however a banker just told me I had to wait 6 months to refinance once the dees are placed in my name. The properties are in Arizona and I live in Marland. Is that accurate information?


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Anonymous (not verified)
7-07-2015

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Yes, its a norm followed by the lenders in case of new-acquired properties. You've got to wait for an interim period of 6-12 months before qualifying to get your house refinanced. Still, for precise information, you could consult a local mortgage broker.

Caron | Asked on 2015-07-08


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This seems odd to me - I will check with my underwriting department to see what they say What are some of the specifics - are you looking to get cash or just refi an exsisting loan into your name? What is the status of the properties - ??   Brian Barnes Nationwide Loan Officer Brian@AimWithFocus.com

brian1 | Asked on 2015-07-11


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The deed was officially changed on August 5, 2015.  I am really only interested in refinancing because the interest rate is at 6%.  I don't really need cash out.

Anonymous | Asked on 2015-08-17

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