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Andy Hailey
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Is it a no brainer for me to refinance my SFR rental right now?

Andy Hailey
  • Norman, OK
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Hi Bigger Pockets! 

I am pretty new at REI and wanted to get some opinions about my current situation with my one and only rental property. It is a SFR that is renting for $1,100 per month. My current mortgage payment on the home is $914 per month. This property was bought when rates were higher and is financed at 5.5%. There is currently $90,000 remaining on the mortgage.


This is a newbie question, but should I be refinancing right now? Are there any negatives to doing this other than the cost of the refinance? If I do refinance, should I refinance at 30 years? 20? 15? Or even do a cash out refinance? 

Thanks for your opinions and insight! 

Andy

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