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CoCR on a paid off property?
A year and a half ago I bought a house in cash to avoid a +7% interest rate on my mortgage. I'm moving and am going to rent it out when I leave this summer.
I'm wondering do I cash out refinance and go get another SFR/invest elsewhere? Or do I just delay getting a mortgage longer?
The CoCR math shows that getting a mortgage is about .5% BETTER CoCR. However, my big question is how do I account for the money I'm saving by not paying any interest? My interest payment on a mortgage is over $1000 a month, how do I include these savings in my CoCR or overall investing strategy?
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I recommend using different math. Do the calculation for return on equity.
When you first make an investment, cash-on-cash makes sense because that is your equity in the deal. Afterward, return on equity makes more sense.