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All Forum Posts by: Anthony Caramanica

Anthony Caramanica has started 4 posts and replied 7 times.

Post: Refinancing question BRRR

Anthony CaramanicaPosted
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I currently have a mortgage of 110k on property worth 200k. I originally bought the house for 150k and would like to do a cash out refinance to get the 40k I put down for reinvestment. The problem is with my credit of 680 the bank is saying they can not meet the safe harbor thresholds on any loan. The only quote I got was for a rate of 6.1% 32k out on a 30 year. I current have a 15 year mortgage at 4.65 my payments would go up to 1550 from 1450 I rent the place for 1750. Any suggestions? Thanks

@Eamonn McElroy I was told that since my agi is above 150k I lose the deduction so confused.

I opened up a LLC for my two rental properties. All payments are made to the LLC in a separate account however the mortgage is still in my name. Can I still file taxes for the LLC and use the pass through exemption even though the mortgage and 1099 is filed under my name and social ?

@Tom Potter NY

My wife and I currently own our home valued at a little over one million. We found another home we really like as our primary residence. We don’t want to sell our current home , we prefer to rent it. The new home is under construction and does not qualify for a conventional mortgage , we would not have enough cash with a cash out refi as the new property is over 1.2 million. What are our options if any ? Thanks.

@Mike Dymski I thought bonds don’t qualify under a 1031?
Is there anyway you can take the equity in your house now while the prices are high and save it for when real estate gets cheaper while avoiding capital gains. The 1031 only gives you 180 days.