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How to refinance when interest rates go up?

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Hi,

I'm new in RE investing and I was very interested in BRRR, but since I live in WA that's kind of hard to accomplish. At this point the only thing I can afford is condo or max townhome, which will probably include HOA. My concern is since interest rates will be going up how to refinance condo/townhome in future?

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    Thank you so much Jaron! I very interested in investing, but every time when I was checking properties here Seattle and I use ROI calculator my ROI ends up negative, so the only hope to enquire more properties was to buy one hope to refinance one day...

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