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    Junior Member jen10001's Avatar
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    Refinance out of Hard Money, Low LTV, Good Credit

    I am trying to refinance OUT of a hard money loan with 12% interest that I took out 1.5 years ago when unemployed with no other financing options.

    It is a "Second Home" but not sure it qualifies as a second home as it is only 39 miles away (we live in the desert, it is up in the mountains).

    My situation is as follows:

    Great credit, 740+, no foreclosures, BK, charge offs, etc.
    Home value of $425K, owe $100K.
    Primary residence has more than 100% LTV so no option to pull money from that.

    Spent 2010 rebuilding house and living off of savings (no unemployment income, no W2, no self employment income)
    2011 started a business, little income on taxes ($2K)
    2012 continued self employment until June 2012 with good cash flow (8-10K/month)
    June 2012 started as W-2 employee

    Would obviously like to lower my rate from its current 12%, but without good tax returns in 2010/2011 not sure of my options, if any. Not looking to cash out, just want to refi the $100K owed + closing costs if possible.

    Loan is obviously not Fannie/Freddie so HARP is not an option. Am in Southern Nevada.

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    Mortgage Wars Cat Damiano's Avatar
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    Have you looked to see if you can refi into an FHA loan, or spoke to any lenders to feel them out on your scenario?

    HUD FHA Lender List
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    Cat Damiano
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