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Refinance: cash out vs buying equity
I was just daydreaming about refinancing (aren't we all?) and I wondered if there was a "buy equity" instead of "cash out" option during a refinance. If not, I suppose you could cash out and then use the cash to pay down your principal by that amount.
But when might it make sense to do that?
Assume:
- long term, single-family rental
- market rate for rent with modest cash flow
- Refinancing makes $ sense (such as rates have dropped 2% or more since you mortgaged the property with 20% down)