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Derek Burkard
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  • Springfield, MO
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Cash Out Refi or Normal Refi on Duplex?

Derek Burkard
  • Realtor
  • Springfield, MO
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Currently in the process of a refi for my duplex. Bought for $109,000 in 2017, recently appraised for $144,000. I'm currently sitting at a 3.75 % FHA loan and refinancing into a 30 year conventional loan.

The options I've been given are a cash out refi at about 4% for about $5-6k or a regular refi for about 3.5%.

Any advice on which I should get?

I would like to focus on generating more cash flow, the regular refi would be best for that. But taking the cash out would also double my current investment savings, which I could potentially use to purchase a new income property. At the cost of a higher interest rate. Any advice is appreciated!

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Derek Burkard
  • Realtor
  • Springfield, MO
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Derek Burkard
  • Realtor
  • Springfield, MO
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@Jaron Walling Oops sorry I didn't clarify, the cash out amount I can pull is about $8000, the $5-6 was the estimated amount I can get after closing costs were considered.

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