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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

When is a refinance to expensive?
I am planning on refinancing a rental property worth approx $200K (current loan of $108K) I would like to take out $30K in a cash out refi. The fees for this transaction are around $4500. That is around 15% of the total cachet amount. Is this too costly to refinance at this point?
I plan to use funds to purchase more units.
Thank you in advance.