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Updated almost 2 years ago,

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Christopher Lynch
  • Providence, RI
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Cash out Refi or HELOC for STR purchase

Christopher Lynch
  • Providence, RI
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Hi All,

I bought my duplex in 2019 which was a house hack. I already refinanced to take advantage of rates. The cashflow is great and I’m locked in at a 3.2% rate. 

The problem is I want to grow my portfolio into the short term rental space and I have roughly 140k of dead equity sitting in my duplex. 

With rates up my payment is going to be significantly higher if I refinance. Is it a good idea to pull the equity out and use it to invest in a short term rental in New Hampshire using the 10% down vacation loan? Or should I do a HELOC and use that? Then payoff the HELOC with the STR cashflow.

My goal is to create more monthly cashflow. I feel short terms will help me achieve this goal. 

Any feedback would be awesome. 

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