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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Such a thing as too much Brrrrrrrrrrr?!?!
Im currently in the refinance of a Brrrr! (woop woop!) Looking at the numbers (using the BP calculator duhh) I will have $19.91 of cash flow after all the boxes have been checked, PM, maintenance, cap ex. ect. I need help from BP nation to justify this thin margin, knowing I can use the cash to go reinvest. Or should I not take as big a loan and sit on higher cashflow but leave equity in the deal?
Im in the season of life to where I'm scaling the business but don't feel 100% comfortable on $20 in cash flow. I need all you cool cats and kittens to help me see my blind spots in what I may be missing and maybe some stories of why i should/shouldn't do this.
Pros, as I see it, to take out max loan:
- More cash to invest into other properties/ money I can use for other expenses (my truck is on her last leg haha)
- Satisfaction that the refi will be tax free.
- Rents are projected to up in 2 months with lease renewal
Cons, as I see it, to not take out max loan:
- Not as leveraged
- Higher cashflow
- Return on equity needs to be considered
God bless,
Thanks BP Nation!