Not a homerun by any means but it it a good solid rental now and my first fully executed BRRRR deal.

Not a homerun by any means but it it a solid rental now and my first fully executed BRRRR deal.

I've never executed any real estate deals or gotten anywhere in it, but I see an opportunity here.

It sounds like your current situation and rapid loan paydown is proof of you successfully executing that strategy. 

Does anyone who is licensed specifically in Ohio have insights into a plan of execution I may use.

Apply that towards paying the balance down too.Do both of those things, and >90% of refinances will not leave you unnecessarily more in debt (in this case it's a cash out refinance, so it can't be avoided).Do most Americans do those above two suggested things, or do most Americans take that money and go buy shiny new objects with it? 

I own a property that is more historic than any other active American vac rental.

Did anyone see this???https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/trump-cap-cash-out-refinances"Under the new policy, the cash-out refinance cap would be lowered to 80 percent of a property's value, down from 85 percent."
If...

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/trump-cap-cash-out-refinancesNot good for BRRRRing. 

Here in MA, I believe that you would have to execute a power of attorney for another party to close for you.Some states (not MA) allow for a notary to close.