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Advice Please! First Multifamily purchase

Juaneka Brim
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I have decided to go for my first multifamily purchase. Considering 2-4 units. I had started this process back in March, but put it on pause. I have now decided to move forward. My questions have to do with funding it. 

I am looking to get a cash out refinance for a down payment. I am looking to got $100K, but my monthly payment will go up by about $285 and I don't want it to go up at all. I will then get a 30 year conventional loan to purchase the property. Should I just reduce the amount that I pull out or not get caught up with the $285? Also, what other info do you need, if any to answer my question? Is there something else here I should be more concerned about? Thanks in advance for your feedback.

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