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Updated 11 months ago, 01/04/2024

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Elvis Nasi
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  • Albany, NY (albany ny)
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Should ROE trigger a cash out refinance in this market for my specific scenario?

Elvis Nasi
  • Investor
  • Albany, NY (albany ny)
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Hello BP,

Between two properties I purchased 5 years ago, there is around $200k in equity. My rates are adjustable commercial setting to change mid 2024 then 2029 full refinance. Currently they sit at 4.5% and 4%. The ROE is sitting at around 11% on both properties and by mid 2024, I expect ROE to drop more (increasing rents again now in January). The question is, do I leave them alone as they are cash flowing very well or do I pull some money out (If I do that will mean I will be getting my initial 25% down payment plus some back)? If I pull the money out, I am looking at my monthly payments to increase by ~$1700$ (assuming a 6.5% rate in mid 2024). I can offset some of it if I buy $200k worth of CD's or Treasuries and monitor the market but still the cash out would decrease my cash flow by 700-800$. I am not relying on the cash flow to cover my expenses as I am working full time also. In terms of strategy and plan/goals, I do plan to grow my portfolio. Any insight or guidance is appreciated. Cheers

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