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Franck Brichet
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Cash out or lower rate?

Franck Brichet
  • Real Estate Agent
Posted

Hi,

I am doing my first BRRRR and am about to refinance it next month. Need help figuring out which option is best:

ARV $410,000

Option 1: refinance: New loan of $225,000 no cash out at 4.25% on 30 years

Option 2: refinance: New loan at $271,500 (65% or LTV - $46,500 cash out) at 5.625% on 30 years

Is it best to take out $46,500 (for a new BRRRR) and pay 1.375% extra in interest? I think option 2 is best but want to make sure by asking the pros.

Thank you!

Franck

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