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Just want to make sure im doing BRRR right?

Eric Malone
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Im a newbie to investing as well to the Brrr method but here's the situation. 

I bought my condo for 225,000 with 3% down 3 years ago. 

I owe 199,000 to a mortgage @ 3.5% for 30 years. 

Property Assessment @ 335,000 (as of now) 

Mortgage payment $1200 plus 150 for HOA = $1350 Per Month

I rent it out at $2200 Per Month 

My question is should i refinance? and what should i refinance for (amount)? Or should i get a HELOC. I would like to reinvest but im unsure on what to do next. I have only 5000 cash on hand. But i would like to get another investment property. Any help would be great.

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Hello Eric, first of all good job in buying this asset. Sounds like you are doing it correctly, I would definitely do a refi up to 80% ltv take the difference of cash from equity and reinvest in another property. Of course your mortgage will go up, however you will have earned money and are now able to reinvest in another property. 

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