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Cash Out Refi-thoughts?

Jonathan S.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hi All,

Need some advice, bought a owner occupant duplex for 160k; put near 25k into it. Terms: 30yr 3.5%, 0 down(VA loan), rent covers mortgage. I have the option for a 100% cash out refi at 3.375% locked in today. Zillow est value at 215k/Redfin at 205k. Mortgage would go up about 200 per month. Purpose would be to payoff CCs and help save up for a SFH rental.

Maybe should wait to get more equity out? Hate the idea of deeper debt but cheap money imo. Thoughts?

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Brent Coombs
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Brent Coombs
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@Jonathan S., in order to answer Joe's questions, you will firstly need to find out what your LENDER appraises it at (ie. NOT Zillow)! You might find you don't have any extra equity yet?...

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