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Michael Malmrose
  • Realtor
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To Refi or NOT to Refi: That is the Question

Michael Malmrose
  • Realtor
Posted

We own a property (on a 15-year loan) that is currently being rented

REFI:

  • $500 cash flow, have 
  • $100K to invest, 
  • pay off student loan debt ($500 a month) five years early
  • paid off in 30 years

Don't REFI: 

  • paid off in 11 years
  • $100ish cash flow for 11 more years
  • $2,500ish (or more depending on rents at that time) cash flow after 11 years are up

I like the thought of having the cash flow when I'm in my early 60s, but without it, it'll take longer to build.

Thoughts?

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