NON-SEASONED CASH-OUT REFINANCE PROGRAM

Graham Parham • September 17, 2025

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NON-SEASONED CASH-OUT REFINANCE PROGRAM

FANNIE MAE'S DELAYED FINANCING EXCEPTION


Borrowers who purchased a Primary, Investment Property or Second Home within the past SIX months are eligible for a cash-out refinance. The new loan amount can be no more than the actual documented amount of the borrower’s initial investment (Purchase Price on HUD Settlement Statement) in purchasing the property plus the financing of closing costs, prepaid fees, and points.


  • The purchase transaction cannot be an arms-length transaction.
  • The transaction is documented by the CD or HUD-1, which confirms that no mortgage financing was used to obtain the subject property.
  • The sources of funds for the purchase transaction are documented (such as, bank statements, personal loan documents, H.E.L.O.C. on another property). All other cash-out refinance eligibility requirements are met and cash-out pricing is applied.
  • Proof of the source of funds are not required after 6 months from the initial purchase transaction date.
  • 1-unit second home or investment: 75% max Loan to Newly Appraised Value
  • 2-4 unit second home or investment: 70% max Loan to Newly Appraised Value
  • Loan Amount can not exceed the original purchase price for the first 6 months
  • 620 Credit Scores under 6 loans and 720 for the 7 -10 loans required
  • All US Citizens, Permanent Resident Aliens, and Non-Permanent Resident Aliens –(Social Security Number required, no TIN numbers)
  • No More Than 10 Loans per Borrower
  • 30, 15 & 10 Year Fixed Rates Available
  • No Balloon Payment or Pre-Payment Penalties
  • In-House – Processing, Underwriting, Closing & Funding.
  • Underwritten In accordance to Fannie Mae Guidelines Only


*The borrower may still complete the funding of the refinance after first 6 months as long as they have no more than 10 financed properties currently.


Note: The preliminary title search or report must not reflect any existing liens on the subject property. If the source of funds to acquire the property was an unsecured loan or H.E.LO.C. (secured by another property), the new Closing Disclosure must reflect that source being paid off with the proceeds of the new refinance transaction. Warrantable Condos and PUD are Eligible for this program.


The Parham Team believes in educating and engaging our customers throughout the loan process. We look forward to hearing from you to begin that process. Contact us today at 214-679-3396 or schedule a call with a Loan Specialist. 

 

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