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Jason Capalad
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Cash out refi with high interest rates

Jason Capalad
  • New to Real Estate
  • Bellevue, WA
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Anyone doing cash out refis with interest rates rising? My current rate is 3.25% and it's time for me to cash out and buy another property but not sure if that is the right decision at this time since interest rates are now over 5%.

Looking for your thoughts and/or other ideas you guys are doing to leverage your properties equity.

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I've never performed a BRRR but I'd imagine it's just numbers.

What would your monthly cost be with the 5% rate refi and what can you rent the property for?  

Then evaluating how much you can generate off the pulled out funds in a new property compared to tied into the current property. 

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