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Sean Starkey
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Refi or no?

Sean Starkey
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Huntington Beach
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We bought our house in Huntington Beach for $749k at a 2.75% rate in January 2020. We took a HELOC out on it a year later for $180k at a variable rate to buy our first short term rental. I was new to investing and didn't have an exit strategy nor know the severity of this HELOC monthly so now we still owe $169k and it's over $1500 a month interest only. My question is do I Refi our primary and pay the HELOC off? It was appraised for I believe $1.05 million a couple months ago. Thanks all

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Reed Rickenbach
  • Property Manager
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Reed Rickenbach
  • Property Manager
  • Memphis, TN
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Run the numbers. I doubt refinancing the entire balance at today's rates will solve any issues. It will likely result in an even higher total monthly payment.

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