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Bryce McBride
  • Brigham City, UT
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Should i refinance my home to increase my cash flow?

Bryce McBride
  • Brigham City, UT
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I have a 30 year mortgage, with about 20 years left. Putting the BRRR method aside, i want to start generating income from my house, when we move. Although i could make an okay cash flow now, would it be wise to refinance my home to another 30yrs when i rent it out. There by increasing my cash flow?

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