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Refinance Paid Off Property
We have 62 acre raw land and are putting a cabin on it. All basic utilities will be put in place. We will fund the cost of cabin ourselves which would be around 75k. Once the cabin is complete I would like to get the entire property appraised and would assume it would be $200k (low end) or higher. Is it possible to “refinance” (mortgage or other funding) the property to a 30 year loan (or similar) with the equity and essentially pay myself back? Has anyone done anything similar?
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It would be called a cashout refinance, yes you could upwards of 75-80% but you could also do it for the amount of $75 to pay yourself back if you wanted
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