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Updated 6 months ago, 06/30/2024
Interest Rate/Cash our Refi Conundrum
Hi y'all,
I am looking for advice on my next step regarding financing to acquire my next property. Here is my conundrum:
I have a duplex that I house hacked back in 2018. Current estimated value is 315K. Mortgage balance is $166K. Loan is an FHA loan at 4.25% and I am of course still paying that PMI.
Through my current loan servicer I can do a cashout refi and get around $55k equity out of the property, which I would use to by my next duplex. The new loan would be 30 years at around 8.15% interest but of course not have PMI (also no fees, points, etc since they are incentivizing me to refi with them as my current servicer). Although cashlow does take a hit I will still be able to make a decent amount per month (~$400/500).
My biggest blocker to doing more deals in financing, which is why I'm taking a look at this option.
My questions:
Is this something you would consider?
What are some pitfalls I'm not thinking of that I should consider?
Is this even a good deal or should I keep looking for more cashout refi options?
Thanks!