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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

First time refinancing (BRRRR)
I have a mortgage with my local bank that is close to being paid off, when it comes time to refinance it and BRRRR I am thinking I need to use an investor friendly lender, am I on the right train of thought or am I better off just using the bank to refinance, being I am in good standing with them?
I'm certainly planning to re-read David Greene's book on BRRRR but thought I would reach out for first hand experience in the meantime.
Thanks in advance for any advice!