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Ben Sears
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Farmville, VA
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Refinance To Regain Downpayment Cash (with numbers)

Ben Sears
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Farmville, VA
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I've posted about this before somewhere but can't find it at the moment. I have a SFR rental property that I purchased prior to becoming a BRRRR aficionado. I'm at the point now where I need to refinance the property to move it from my personal name to my LLC and attempt a better interest rate. So according to my numbers below, is it a good deal or not? I'm leaning towards yes as I recoup some downpayment and cover some needed repairs. Using the numbers below, I would regain approximately half of my downpayment in addition to financing needed repairs (windows and vinyl siding) for the property. I have a long term tenant and will be increasing rent next lease renewal. Thanks for your input.

Current Appraisal $55,000
Current Cash Invested $11,776.82
Current Debt $38,873.62
Current Mortgage Payment $ 312.05 (including taxes/Insurance)
Current Rate 6.375%
Current Rent $ 575.00
Current Cashflow $ 262.95
Taxes $ 36.58
Insurance $ 25.00
Estimated Repairs $ 14,000.00
Total Investment $ 64,649.00
Estimated New Appraisal $ 75,000.00
New Finanance Amount 80% LTV $ 60,000.00
Est. New Mortgage $ 360.00 60K @ 6% for 30 years
Taxes $ 40.00
Insurance $ 25.00
Est. New Payment $ 425.00
New Cashlfow $ 150.00

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