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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I Cash out Refinance!?
Hello again, BP Member.
Just wanted to come and get your thoughts on three properties that I own and was thinking of doing a cash out refinance:
Two are investment properties that have had their value skyrocket and one is my primary that I will eventually move from and rent.
I am roughly $200 under current market rents on my two investment properties (Same lease for three years).
Property 1) Purchased at $110,000, owe $40,000, rough value $175,000.
Thinking of doing a cash out refinance and will still cashflow around $250-275 on the door after raising rents.
Property 2) Purchased at $120,000, owe $90,000, everything else is identical to first unit.
Primary ) Purchased at $167,500, owe $128,000, rough value $210,000.
When I move and rent the unit would cashflow around $200-250.
Should I pull cash out of all three to buy more?
Will prices comes back down? (my area SE PA is seeing very high prices right now).
Should I just pull the $40,000 out of my primary to pay off property #1?
I honestly want to scale, but this would be a huge step for me and I am slightly nervous and do not have any mentorship.
Any help is appreciated!