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Stephanie Gledhill
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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Cash Out Refi Question

Stephanie Gledhill
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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I have $300k of equity in a SFR rental in Franklin,TN

I am at the end of a refi on it at 3.125% no fees. (Great rate)

I would like to buy another property in the future, however, it's so hard to find one right now. Broker says it's too late to do a cash out refi.

1) Would you get the cash out now even though I have nowhere to park it and will be paying interest on the larger loan amount. My future plans are to need it for another investment. If I am going to refi later to pull out cash, it doesn't make sense bc I have a 2 yr payback on this refi or

2) Get a Heloc on my home residence to use for another property/investment once I find it? I don't like the concept of using my personal residence for investments, I'd like to keep it separate. I know it doesn't really make sense bc it's all the same pot. Or

3) any other options?

Any advice is appreciated!! Thank you in advance.

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William Sing
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Portland, OR
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William Sing
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Portland, OR
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I think you'd have to do some calculations to see where that break-even point may be for you. The time horizon for using the cash in your case would be a big factor to determine. 

Another option for the rental property is to 1031 exchange it as well. This is if you were ready to make that move. 

Hope that helps

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