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First Refinance on the horizon

Philip Levi
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Hello all. I am a new real estate investor and I have just completed a renovation on my first property. It's just about time to refinance to find another property. 

I have several questions.

1.)Who should I refinance with?

2.) Can I refinance now (while values are high) and then wait to purchase a property once the market cools off in several months? 

3.) Are there any tax liabilities triggered by doing this?

Thanks so much!

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    Steven Foster Wilson
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    Quote from @Philip Levi:

    Hello all. I am a new real estate investor and I have just completed a renovation on my first property. It's just about time to refinance to find another property. 

    I have several questions.

    1.)Who should I refinance with?

    2.) Can I refinance now (while values are high) and then wait to purchase a property once the market cools off in several months? 

    3.) Are there any tax liabilities triggered by doing this?

    Thanks so much!


     I would call as many lenders as possible and compare rates and terms. When I am refinancing a property I always do my research and call multiple lenders. I even pulled out of my recent refinance because midway through I found another bank that had significantly better terms. 

    I have refinanced and waited to buy another property. I would just calculate the benefits of waiting or buying another one. Sometimes lenders have better deals if you use the refinance to buy your next property. I would call around and see what you can find. 

    I have never had any issues but it is always worth double checking. 

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