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Greg Seivert
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hawaii Florida, etc.
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Cash out refi into higher rates?

Greg Seivert
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hawaii Florida, etc.
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David Greene answered a question on the podcast and I want to ask about everyone's personal experience with this.  Like many investors now, I have equity in properties with interest rates under 3%.  Should I cash out refi to a 5%+ rate to reinvest the equity?  The current cash flow gets squeezed a bit in order to go for more appreciation and cash flow from additional properties.  David Greene says go for it.  What do you say?  

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