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Effects of interested rate on returns from BRRRR
When interest rates rise, your refinance rate could be worse than your original. How do you work this into running the numbers? Does it leave you with a lower cash flow than originally projected? Can you maintain your same cash flow by pulling less equity out during the refi?
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@Jeff Lundeen, since you refinance relatively soon in the BRRRR process (usually 6 months or so), a slightly higher interest rate is negligible, maybe 25 to 50 basis points. A 25 basis-point increase translates to ~$15/month per $100k borrowed. If that's a deal breaker, then you don't really have a deal.