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Joshua Ibarra
  • kansas City, MO
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Brrrr strategy cash out refinance question

Joshua Ibarra
  • kansas City, MO
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Hi BP! I've just finished my first non-live in flip and am not sure what is the best route to go. I've talked to several banks in the area for completing a cash-out refinance. My goal is to eventually have over 20 rentals but so far I have 3. I'm curious what your opinion is for the best strategy or if it matters when refinancing! The house I bought was in Kansas City and purchased for $20k. I've put $30k into and should have it appraised at minimum $80k. All of this has been cash out of my pocket so I would like to take the cash and start my next deal. One lender is saying to put it on a commercial loan with amortization of 20 years with ballon at 5 or 10 years. It would be a business loan though. Another lender says to put it as an investment-residential loan for a full 30 year loan term. Both interest rates are around 5% but wouldn't I want to do the 30 year loan or am I missing something? Thank you for any help!

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