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Updated 2 months ago on . Most recent reply

Help with understanding refinancing and going forward.
Hello!
I am new to the real estate game and got my foot in the door by purchasing my first property as a live in renovation. It has been a very exciting and humbling experience. Im towards the end of my renovation and beginning to finalize my numbers...looking towards refinancing my loan with the new house value.
I know this isn't a great deal, but this is where I am currently living and plan to until I can save up and do it all again!
Here are my rough numbers below. We purchased with a conventional loan, 10% down payment:
Purchase Price: $405,000
Closing/Fees/Misc: $12,500
Repairs: $85,000
ARV: $575,000
I was hoping for rates to come down some in the next year and refinance out with a 75-80% LTV. How do I properly calculate these numbers? What would you recommend I do in this situation?
Thank you all for your advice and expertise.