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Denis Moreira
  • Miami, FL
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Cash out Refinance on my primary home??

Denis Moreira
  • Miami, FL
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Hi BP,

I bought a primary home in 2009 for $85k in Miami. It's worth about $135k-$140k right now and i owe 72k on the loan.

I'd like to pull the equity on it which would result in $22-26k (75% LTV) after closing costs. The home would then be considered an investment property, no longer primary. I will use the proceeds as a downpayment on another property (multifam). Is this a good idea? Or is that amount of cash not worth pulling out because of the associated closing costs & appraisal fee to tap it?

Should I instead consider a HELOC?

Thanks for your help!

Denis

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Denis Moreira
  • Miami, FL
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Steve Vaughan thanks for pointing out the tax implications of converting my primary to an investment property! You are right I will do the HELOC strategy instead.

Thank you so much!

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