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Updated over 4 years ago, 08/04/2020

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My first fixer rented - Should I refinance?

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Hello!

I purchased my first fixer rental property back in May this year for 220k$ and I totally remodeled by myself and now it's worth 300k.

The house got rented very quickly for 1500$, with a cashflow of 300$ after all opex, capex expenses. 

In May I locked the rate at 3.75%, and now refinance rates are close to 1 point less, 2,75%. 


Wondering if it's worth it for me to refinance and get 100$ less in payments every month? Also considering the cash-out, but if I don't need the money to buy another property, is there really any benefit of doing the cash-out? most likely the rate would be higher for the cash out than what I'm actually getting.

Thank you upfront for your responses!

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