For example (assuming you don't have an appreciation strategy)  you were cash out re-fi to buy an additional property and you will not cash flow less especially long term.

@Carter F.  I

We've done some big renovations but I want to make sure we have other options on the table in case we don't hit the value we need to Re-fi.

The re-fi puts me on track for paying almost the same amount every month but more going toward principal. 

Details below:$700k**(I'm aiming for $625k)Seller Fi, with 20% down.Will finance for 25 years at 6%47 lots11 park-owned homes. 5 are vacant and in disrepair.36 remaining lots rent for $125-150 per pad.

But $105 doesnt move me towards FI as much as $250 or $300 would.

I've spent the whole day trying to run the numbers, and I feel like I'm making some giant mistake, because cash flow keeps coming out in the red.I'm hoping to use hard money then re-fi (or less likely, attempt to get a mortgage for 3.5% down).

Hi there, i am following the "Path to fi", but have an issue on what people share about house hacking. 

@Bill F. I

Hopefully it will answer most of your questionshttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10145/83188-fi...