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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash out Refinance to pay off debt
Have some bad debt from building on to my residence. I owe 50k on a 125k rental house that I plan to pull the equity out. The current payment is 700 and the rent is 850. The problem is that the interest rate now will become 6.35%. The small amount of cash flow will be the same because I will be using a 30 year fixed rate.
Should I do the cash out or leave the investment alone?
I did most of the additions to my home with cash but had to use about 17k in credit card debt. I owe 99k on my home now and should be worth 300k.
Thank you ahead of time for any advice