All cash followed by financing
Started by Belgariad
over 12 years ago
Posts: 58
Member since: Jan 2011
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How do people do an all cash deal and turned around and get financing at favorable rates? I asked one of the big banks and the banker said that the rate will be higher since it is considered refinancing. I was under the impression that one can still get a new loan under 30 days from the date of closing. thanks, B
I would ask at more than one bank / mortgage broker - always a good idea.
define favorable
If co-op, you'll still need to go through the board.
This is called Deferred Financing and will not be considered "Cash Out Financing". Not every bank offers it but we do. Please call me to discuss.
Dmitriy Bleynis
VP/Branch Manager
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We did this. We paid cash at the closing table, then got a HELOC afterward. The interest rate was not good, something like 2.99%+prime. But this was a home equity line of credit post closing. The process took 50 days with Citibank. Wells Fargo told me they could do it in 15 days but I don't really believe that.
Did aboutready try something like this after her loan was rejected by the bank?