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Tim Kaminski
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Thoughts on Cash Out Refi?

Tim Kaminski
  • St. Petersburg, FL
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I have a duplex in currently paying $1,250/mo plus property management fees. Duplex makes $1,800/month gross rents.

8.375% rate. Current loan is $108k. I purchased only 2-3 years ago @140k and appraised last week at $275k

I was initially interested in doing a redo but even dropping two full points, I was saving maybe $100/month.

So, I can cash out $30k, reduce rate to 6.25%, pay +$100/mo($1,350) and bring my loan up to $150k.

Any thoughts on this? I like the thought of pulling out money to find another deal but I know my cashflow is tight and there’s not a lot on the loan currently.

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Drew Sygit
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  • Royal Oak, MI
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Drew Sygit
  • Property Manager
  • Royal Oak, MI
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Quote from @Tim Kaminski:

I have a duplex in currently paying $1,250/mo plus property management fees. Duplex makes $1,800/month gross rents.

8.375% rate. Current loan is $108k. I purchased only 2-3 years ago @140k and appraised last week at $275k

I was initially interested in doing a redo but even dropping two full points, I was saving maybe $100/month.

So, I can cash out $30k, reduce rate to 6.25%, pay +$100/mo($1,350) and bring my loan up to $150k.

Any thoughts on this? I like the thought of pulling out money to find another deal but I know my cashflow is tight and there’s not a lot on the loan currently.


 Pulling money out of a rental is never really the issue.

The issue is what will you do with the money?

If you can reinvest at a safe, higher return, do it!

Usually though, there's some risk in chasing that higher return.

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