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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

TO REFI OR NOT TO REFI THAT IS THE QUESTION
Hello BP Nation!
I currently have 2 properties and was wondering if it make sense to refinance and try to get another property. From my research ideally you would want a 70% LTV as a portfolio. I am worried I would be too leveraged going into a third property but would love some insight. Below is the details of my properties:
- Property 1:
- Purchased in May 2016
- Original Purchase Price $63,000
- Remaining Mortgage: $28,000
- Current Market Value: $85,000
- LTV: (28,000/85,000)= 33%
- Property 2
- Purchased in November 2017
- Original Purchase Price: $100,000
- Remaining Mortgage: $84,000
- Current Market Value: $105,000
- LTV: (84,000/105,000)= 80%
- Total Portfolio LTV= (110,000/190,000)= 58%
Thanks in advance!
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@Mike Taravella You can cash out from property#1 because there is equity in the property under conventional loan. Property# 2 doesn't have any equity.