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Thomas D.
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  • Cleveland, OH
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Refinancing two investment properties in todays market

Thomas D.
  • Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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I have 3 investment properties with existing mortgage notes.

1 at 4.375%- 17K unpaid principal-(Original 10 yr. note principle=    $48,000

1 at 5.75%-     66K unpaid principle (Original 30 yr. note principle=  $67,500

1 at  5.375%   63K unpaid principle  (Original 30 yr. note principle= $64,875

I would like to pay off loans in 5 to 7 years by adding extra cash to the principle on all loans. Would it make sense to refinance if I am looking to pay down debt in this period of time, considering all the refinance charges? It would seem to be best if I leave the 17K unpaid balance at 4.375% note, alone considering the rate and time left on that loan. Just looking for some advice on how to logistically handle this, or if it is even worth refinancing. When I approached my lender about possibly refinancing, I was told that the rates today would actually be higher. I thought that the rates might be lower with what is going on with the National pandemic. 

Thanks for any feedback

  • Thomas D.
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