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Reynard Azada
  • New to Real Estate
  • Northern California
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Refinance a soon to be Rental?

Reynard Azada
  • New to Real Estate
  • Northern California
Posted

I want to get your guys opinion on how to start this?

Just closed on a primary home today & now am wondering the best way of handling the home I'm in.

Would refinancing be worth it if my interest rate right now on a conventional is 4.75%?

Would I be able to still get a heloc on this primary even though I'll be moving into a new primary tomorrow?

I would want to rent my primary soon to be rental for $2200 or more, with PITI at $1450. Thus the reasoning of refi to see if I can reduce interest rate down a point or more in this time.

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