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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash Back Refinance Options
I am about to do my first cash back refinance. Here are my final two contenders as options... Which would you choose, and why?
3.1% 30 year fixed, with 170,000 cash out -- positive cashflow of 1500 after cashback
3.375% 30 year fixed, with 220,000 cash out - positive cashflow of 1400 after cashback
Also if you have a better lender/rate for a 2-family investment property in the Boston area, I'd love to hear who you're using
I'm personally leaning towards the higher rate (more cash out!!)
Thoughts?
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@Monish Lillaney, I’d get $50K more out of the deal. $100 more a month does nothing for me. You could use that to invest elsewhere and make another $200 a month.