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Should We Refinance?
We have a rental property which technically was our first home and our mortgage rate is at 3%. We are currently looking to buy another rental property. But since the interest rates are higher now, just wanted to know everyone's thoughts about doing a cash out refinance on the current rental property.
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@Shashitha Francis
I probably wouldn’t do it for only 60k unless you can get a great return on that equity. Your current interest rate is gold. That rate is an asset for you.