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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Mortgage interest comparison and debt
Comparing
1) 2.6% 30yr fixed interest rate
2) 2.1% 7yr arm (the term will expire in 6yr) cashout refinanced and use the cash for other investments.
Which is better? Sort of feeling like #2) will significantly increase debt and other investments is unknown and some tax liability.
If 2) is already done, any ideas after 6yrs and the rate become float?