How do you still have a positive cash flow on your rental property after refinancing, doesn't the mortgage go way up so that you're bleeding money every month to keep the property?

We are thinking the only option is private/hard money cash purchase, remove old unit and put new heating system in (mini-splits maybe) and then refinancing it.

She has refinanced  so we are looking at a tax hit on a small profit.   

$6k/year net rent / $100k equity = 6% return.So, you used to make 17% cash on cash (because you had very little cash in the deal and had more leverage), now you have more equity in the deal and it's reducing your returns.If you refinanced and could extract the $65k extra (assuming your original $35k down would be enough equity for proper LTV), could you get back to 17% IRR?

My wife and I have just refinanced our rental and are looking for our next investment.

We are refinancing now, and the strategy we are falling in-love with is 65% agency debt, high 3.8/3.9% interest only loan, and fixed for 10 years.

Hello all.  I have a fourplex that I only owe about $20K on.  It is a C property and I've been owner financing it since I bought it 15 years ago.  My understanding is that once I have fully depreciated a property, it ...

The reason for this is you will be forcing equity in to the deal and possibly refinancing which follows the general BRRR outline.

You're not taking title of the property, completing the remodel, refinancing, then paying the seller?

.), Another is financing and how to deal with payments, appreciation, refinancing in the future etc.