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Evaluating portfolio loan with 3 year call
I've got a few options on the table I'm evaluating for pulling out cash via refi. One option offered to me is a portfolio loan where I can roll multiple properties into a single loan. It's a 25 year amortization, 3 year call, 4.75%. 80% LTV. As I understand it, a 3 year call means the bank adjusts the rate every 3 years (up, not down I presume.)
I'm not crazy about the rate changing, but I dig the terms. My other option is to refi each property into their own mortgage with a fixed 4.5% rate, 75% LTV.
What are your thoughts on the 3 year call portfolio loan? OK for holds? I'll be taking the cash out and pumping it back into additional rentals.