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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refinance Question - which house to pick?
Hello,
I am seeking advice and guidance on what criteria to use when refinancing an existing rental buy-and hold. I am seeking to graduate from the beginner level and start to pull money out of our current 6 property portfolio to keep growing using the velocity of money concept. What factors to others use when deciding which properties to seek refinancing on:
- Equity in the property (more the better)
- Interest rate (higher than less of a loss to refinance)
- Years left on loan (longer the better since we are re-starting the clock)
Or am I going about this wrong and should seek a portfolio loan across all of our properties?
Thank you, I am eager to hear how others go about deciding which property to refinance and when, and what factors are the most important to this decision making process!
- Carl