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Updated about 4 years ago on .
My road to BRRRR - 90k condo now worth 250k
Hey Bigger Pockets Friends,
This is my first post on here so I appreciate the support ahead of time. Back in 2011 I purchased my first condo for 90k and now it's worth 250k.
I wanted to look into refinancing this property and preparing for the next phase in my real estate investing journey.
Current details
Remaining balance 62k @ 4.375%
HOA 200
Tax $1095/yr
Insurance $480/yr
Current Rent $1207/month
Refinance details
LTV 75% 187k @ 3.375%
(~120k in the bank)
So I have calculated that my condo would now be cash flow negative after such a large refinance. But I would have funds to explore other investments.
What are your thoughts on this move? Is it a bad idea to ever go into a negative cashflow on a property like this? I planned on making larger payments monthly to pay down the loan so the interest cost would match my initial loan.