Buy-and-hold investors need to check if a property can actually be refinanced before buying. Tiny homes in rural floodplains are hard to refinance, and lenders often require a seasoning period before you can refinance, so plan ahead or risk being stuck with an unmovable loan.
Are you a land shark doing deals? You're gonna have to be refinanced. So then you need, you need to consider, well, do they have, is this mark, is this house marketable to get a refinance? If it's a, you know, tiny home in a rural area in a floodplain, other loans, you're gonna be stuck with it. So you, you just gotta be very careful and make sure that it is refinancable. And if there's a hold period, uh, if the finance company that they're gonna go with says, you know what, this has to be seasoned before we'll refinance that, you need to know what that seasoning is so that it's done properly. Okay.
