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Updated almost 9 years ago, 12/15/2015

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David Hendry
  • Investor
  • Merritt Island, FL
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Refinancing a Rental

David Hendry
  • Investor
  • Merritt Island, FL
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I recently purchased my first rental in June. I used the BRRR method as I found on BP. I got a great deal paying cash by taking out a Home Equitly Line of Credit on my current home. Now im looking at refinancing the rental home and paying off the HELC. Ive done all the paperwork for the mortgage on the rental and find the closeing cost are $4000. I cant see this as a good investment strategy as I've now paid for closing costs on the original purchase, and now am looking at $4000 to get a mortgage on the home. I plan to shop around as I don't feel this is a good deal. I would like to get a mortgage on the house as the HELC is a fluctuating line of credit at prime +1 and would prefer a 30 year mortgage. Is there any advice for a newbie, I don't think Ive made a bad investment with my current cashflow, but refinancing this home would wipe out all my prfits for the 3/4 of the year.

Thanks in advance,


David

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