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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash Out Refinance to fund an investment?
Hello!
This is my first post. I'm just starting out in the world of Real Estate investing.
I'm looking into doing a cash out refinance of my current owner occupied house. I would use the cash from the refinance to fund a down payment on an investment property (a possible flip or rental). My question is: Should I do this? I'd like to get $60,000 out.
Here are the numbers:
Home Value: $525,000
Mortgage: $285,000
Remaining Mortgage Balance: $265,246
Monthly Escrow: $768
Interest Rate: 3.875%
Loan Type: 30 yr Fixed
Existing Home Equity Loan:
Remaining Balance: $37,439
Interest Rate: 4.89%
Loan Type 20 yr Home Equity
Thanks!