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Refinance Exisiting Rental

Michael Davila
  • Colorado City, TX
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My partner is looking into refinancing his existing rental property that is on an adjusted rate. He owes around $35000 on the existing loan and a realtor stated to him that it should appraise for $70000 to $75000.

My question is what would be the best approach to get on a fixed rate and be able to get some money back in order to invest in future deals. We are located in Texas

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Harjeet Bhatti
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@Michael Davila You can cash out up to 75%LTV if its 1 unit or 70%LTV from 2-4 units.

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