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Darrell Smith
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Refinancing vs heloc for HML payoff

Darrell Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pembroke Pines, FL
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Hi I have a question about a HML that I obtained for a sIngle famIly investment, should I use a refinance to payoff loan or is it possible to get a heloc to payoff ,the loan from HML is for 75k ,property appraised at 196k .

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Refinance and pull out your dead equity asap. The opportunity value of your dead equity is eating all your cash flow and turning your investment into a liability.

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