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Emily Rolando
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Cash out Refi numbers

Emily Rolando
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Can you help me understand what a cashout refi would look like here and how to think it through? 

This is a house hack property where Id be living in it building out the basement and renting the upstairs for $2,300 while doing so, then a roommate when the bottom is finished. Im getting a traditional mortgage instead of hard money straight off the bat so I don't have the pressure of a high interest loan, I'll be using a primary residence mortgage and generally want a back up if I cant cashout refi for some reason. 

Purchase price: $515,000 

10% down= $51,500

Loan= $468,135

Rehab = $35,000

ARV (estimate) 600,000-625,000. Lets go with 615,000

How does the rest look to you and why? Here is where I think I might be going astray. The BURR calculator didn't help me learn the analysis and I couldn't understand if I would indeed be able to take any money out or end up with over 100000 of my money in the deal (which I do not want).

Thanks!

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