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Jeffrey Fleigel
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  • Panama City, FL
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Payoff loan balance, refinance or do nothing?

Jeffrey Fleigel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Panama City, FL
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I have a rental property in another state. I have excellent long term renters that pay 1000 per month. I pay biweekly and more than loan principle at 1200. The loan is FHA at 5.875. I know I have net negative cash flow but was looking at things like “someone is paying off the bulk of my mortgage.” payoff date wIth extra Is dec 1 2025. payoff datw with no added prIncIple Is dec 1 2027. Should I: 1. Decrease payments to a minimum which decreases monthly bleed? 2. Refinance and if so recommended time? 3. Payoff off loan with cash Thank you for the advice Jeff

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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Question number one would be is it in a place where your FHA loan is allowed to continue on this as a rental property, if not you may have no choice but to refinance.

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