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Mark-Anthony Villaflor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • El Nido, Palawan
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Cash Refinance from SFH for next rental purchase

Mark-Anthony Villaflor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • El Nido, Palawan
Posted

It’s been awhile since I’ve done any sort of real estate investing so I’m just trying to see if I have this all correct. I’ve built some equity on two properties in Texas.

In 2014 I purchased a house with 20% down.

  • 115000 original purchase price
  • 86500 original loan
  • I'm looking at doing a cash refinance and I believe the LTV for that is 75/25

My assumptions are:

  • 160,000 appraisal
  • 120,000 loan 80%
  • 40,000 20% downpayment
  • 120000-76,132.45 (current balance on existing loan) =43,867.55 cash

I’m looking at purchasing 1-2 single family rentals with the cash I receive.

What fees would I incur with doing a cash refinance with these numbers? For some reason I recall that a cash refinance like this would be $5000-7000 but can’t remember what this was from.

What considerations should I have moving forward? Or what strategy am I missing given this info? 

Thanks thanks in advance!

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