Can you pay it in a lump sum along with the principal at the resale, or the re-fi cash-out?

I've heard the financing for commercial real estate isn't that great though, balloon payments, refinancing after 5 years, etc.I'm FI with my houses, perhaps I should stick with what I know and buy more houses??

You collect it when you sell or re-fi;) Look for properties that are discounted.2) Do not over improve. 

@Bill F., I always hesitate using the phrase "cap rate" on this forum because I know it triggers heated discussion.

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If you buy this next one with an FHA loan, just know you'll need to re-fi out of that one before you can take out another one.Best of luck!

The notes you give him are seasoned, more flexible because they're varying sizes and you end up with a free and clear property that you then go re-fi and the circle starts all over again!!

If you got a 2.3% interest rate, and the housing market is kind of flat, don't cash out re-fi. 65% equity is great, keep it, and let it grow some at that 2.3%.  

Hey guysI wanted to check out with you if you had any luck to Re fi cash out in the last year ?

I will also ask my lender if she will reduce my mortgage payments, without me paying for a re-fi.