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Matthew Hille
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Help with Refinance

Matthew Hille
  • Minneapolis, MN
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I need help. I just got relocated from MN to CA and have a duplex back in MN that is rented with a FHA loan. I met the occupancy requirement and rented both sides out. I'd like to refinance to a conventional and drop the mortgage insurance. I owe about $158000 and got the appraisal at $223000 the property was purchased June of 2015 with a 3.75 rate and mortgage insurance is $109 a month. Is it possible to refinance to a conventional and cash out? I'd like to work toward setting myself up to purchase another property next summer. Any advise is greatly appreciated.

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