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quicker and higher interest or slow and lower interest?
I have a property I was hoping to BRRR. I purchased and rehabbed with a HML and I am currently looking to refinance. I have a lender who is not concerned about seasoning offering me 6.5% interest on a 30 yr fixed. I have a bank that wants to see 6 months seasoning but offering 4.5% interest.
My question is do you sacrifice cashflow to be able to get your initial investment back quicker and invest again or do you wait the six months and maximize the cashflow?
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