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Laura Levine
  • Investor
  • Hawthorne, NJ
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Best way to refinance out of a 5/1 FHA Loan

Laura Levine
  • Investor
  • Hawthorne, NJ
Posted

Good morning! I'm looking for some suggestions regarding how to refinance out of my current 5/1 FHA loan that we took out when we bought a two-family investment property. We did the FHA so we could keep the cash for the reno, but now that the reno is completed we should have over 20% equity. I want to get rid of the PMI as well as locking in the lower rates of the current market before rates start climbing too much. The problem is, our reno went way over budget and now we have a pretty high Debt/Income ratio. We do live there, so it's an owner occupied 2-family and we are located in North Jersey. We also need to refinance with little to no upfront costs. Any suggestions would be really helpful. Thanks!

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