“You actually have to put in three months of reserves, and that's what the debt service is paid from.”

Jason Williams · Ironclad Underwriting Podcast · Why Monthly Cash Flow Matters More Than Annual Averages

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What was described

Requires lenders to set aside three months of reserves to cover debt service after a refinance

three months of reserves

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