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Freddie Mac changes mortgage rules, no cash out refinancing.

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Freddie Mac changes mortgage rules, no cash out refinancing.

Freddie Mac will not count the number of mortgages on a property, first and second mortgages will be counted as one. Formerly investors were allowed to own 10 mortgages properties. The policy change also says “no cash out” on refinanced ...

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