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Lawrence Paul
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Montgomery County
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Cash out Refinance OR ???

Lawrence Paul
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Montgomery County
Posted

Hello again everyone,

This question has been bothering me for quite some time now, so:

I have a one door condo flat on the second floor w/ HOA that currently cash flows about 400/month.

Purchased the property for $110,000 and the bank required $50,000 down (not dealing with this bank any longer).

I put roughly $7,000 worth of work into the property and the unit will need a new AC unit next year ($4-5,000)

5% over 25 years.

Current value is between $160-165,000 (comps in the same HOA).

Currently sitting on about $40,000 cash to cover any possible problems and looking for deals (dry in my area).

Have two identical units, plus another similar unit that I live in.

-- SO --

Should I do a cash out refinance on the property and lower my cashflow to roughly $100/month, but pull out roughly $60,000?

Should I do something else?

Am I missing a larger picture?

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Zachary Ray
  • Investor
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Zachary Ray
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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@John Warren is spot on. Pull out if you plan to hold long term and recoup some expenses lost. Sell if you don't intend to keep but roll it into a smarter cash flowing asset. 

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