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BRRRR - Refinance Help

Jordi Valado
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Hello, I've been using a calculator to analyze deals and when it comes to the refinance portion. I'm able to pull my money out but the PITI with the new mortgage payment ruins my cashflow. Does anyone have any advice on this? I've links my calculator below if you'd like to play around with it and maybe you'll spot the issue. BRRRR Calculator (cells in gray can be edited) 

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Greg Kasmer
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Greg Kasmer
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Jordi - I would double check cell Y18, your loan amount. If the ARV is 165k, then at 70% LTV your new loan amount would be closer to $115k. This would decrease your monthly payment and increase your cash flow. However, you'll leave more cash in the deal. Good Luck!

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