Leveraging current equity by refinancing the property and taking out a portion of it through a cash-out refinance is one such tactic.

I sold this property on a lease option/contract for deed conversion and refinanced the house out of my hard money loan.

What are the differences between delayed financing and cash-out refinancing? 

I’m not sure how refinancing works but I’m hesitant to mess with my cash flow for that property.

I understand refinancing/HELOCs are options, but also interested to see what lies out there that could assist.

Whether it is a multifamily or commercial office, how much of that plays a factor in the refinancing?

I have refinanced and taken out some of the equity out of the property but that was utilized to pay off some previous debt.

. … And if you guys have any deals that you would like to pass along, feel free to shoot them my way.Thanks,Victor Croghan is local and does portfolio refinancing.

@Jessie Dillon I don't intend to bank on refinancing at a lower interest rate. 

If you still owed $300,000 in 2019, you could have refinanced for under 4% interest and your payment would be less than half what it currently is.I recommend you study the market and figure out what your home is really worth as a rental, then charge accordingly.