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Gopi M.
  • Maryland & DC
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Is 4.44% a good Cash-out refinance rate?

Gopi M.
  • Maryland & DC
Posted

My local bank offered the following refi deal on my first couple of properties. I would like the opinion of others who have refinanced recently on the rates:

Properties: 2 properties held in an LLC, no current loans, currently rented

Rate: 4.44%

LTV: 75%

Term: 5 years, they are willing to do another loan at the end of the term. I would have liked a longer term given that I intend to hold these properties longer than 5 years. 

Amortization: 25 years

Collateral: These 2 properties plus personal guarantee 

Fees: $500 per loan

I haven't refinanced before, so I can't tell if this rate is reasonable. Any insight from fellow investors would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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