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Patrick Britton
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Writing and selling your own note vs. cash out refinance

Patrick Britton
  • Ann Arbor, MI
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If buying a property with cash outright, would it not make more sense to write and sell your own note on that property instead of doing a conventional cash out refinance? The market will dictate the rate and terms, but seems like you could get much more money back than 75% of LTV. The interest rate might be higher, but perhaps the reduced expenses will offset some of that increase, or?

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