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Updated over 10 years ago, 08/23/2014

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  • Palm Desert, CA
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To Refi or Not?

Account Closed
  • Palm Desert, CA
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Here is my situation:

Bought a house in 2012 for 230,000 put down 20% and owe around 177,000.
The area has appreciated greatly and the house is currently worth 350,000.

We currently use this house as a rental property and also own another rental property and a primary residence.


Can you give me some advice on using the equity in my rental to buy more rentals. Is that a smart decision?


If I do refi, are there certain terms I should be looking for to get the best deal.

I really appreciate your input.

Gerry

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