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Brad S.
  • Investor
  • Mission Hills, KS
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Rolling two different mortgage into one - any benefits ?

Brad S.
  • Investor
  • Mission Hills, KS
Posted

Hello, need expert advise. I have 2 properties (with their own loan) and more than enough equity in one to cover the second one. The interest rate on those are high so I am going to refinance. I am debating if I should refi one with cash out and pay off the other. Other than the benefit of rolling in closing cost is there any other advantage / disadvantage of doing that ? Any tax implication. Both properties have been rented for more than 5 years.