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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refinace Money tax implication
I am planning to refinance my rental properties which are free and clear.
Planning to take out $1mil
Are there any tax implications on this money after the refinance ?
Do i have to invest this money or keep in my savings account ?
Appreciate your expert advice.
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Hello Everett,
That money from a cash-out refinance is tax free. That is considered a loan to yourself with your home being the collateral. That is the great part of real estate!