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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Why does the price go up in refinance?
For example. In the BRRRR calculator a property would be -315 cashflow after refinancing but in the initial rehab part it cashflows up to 12%. So, my question is why does the monthly holding cost go up in refinance?
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@Ryan Taylor If I understand your question correctly, its because you are taking out more money then the original amount. So if your purchase price was $60K and then you refi and now have a loan of 100K that would make the payment more. Hope that makes sense.