So I decided to look into refi to get a lower rate.My properties have appreciated quite a bit and I now qualify to take out an amount that will amount to the cash I put in for 2 of my investment properties, however my monthly payment will go up on the one property but it will still cashflow just much lower maybe $150 cashflow.So I am thinking should I pull the funds out and keep it ready to be able to buy a new property in case something comes up, taking the money out effectively makes my cash on cash infinity like the Brrrr strategy but downside is it will reduce my cashflow.  

I don’t want to invest the time and money in another 2-3 years of school to get a degree in finance like some things I have read online suggest if I don’t have to.

I have a background in finance as well and am very well-versed on the lending side of RE Investing.

Obviously, this means my cash-on-cash return is infinity but I started with zero equity in the property and have to build it over the long term. 

If after closing in fine print they reserve the right to inspect and change the policy quote.

I think that a financial background or just a degree in finance would help the most. 

You are correct that the less money you put down, the higher return you have, which actually goes to infinity if you put no money down.  

Use it too infinity, but never spend it.

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