Current market value of home: 150,000Current principal balance: 100,000 Are we losing some equity by doing a Cash-Out refinance vs just selling the home?

How do I cash-out refinance a mobile home I just bought?

We do it for our clients all the time.But an OOS investor should be careful as there are so many ways they can get taken advantage of:1) Buying the wrong property, wrong location, etc2) Being overcharged because there's no transparency on actual costs and budget3) Shoddy work because no pics/video are supplied4) Crappy tenants are placed that destroy the rennovationsNone of the above are discovered until an owner goes to refinance the property or sell it.What should an investor do to protect themselves?

If I am in the middle of a brrrr and spend 15k on 2 new boilers and 2 new heaters how much will I be able to recoup in the refinance ( estimated)?

I've also spoken with a few lenders recently that say conventional refinances are taking longer at the moment so you need to consider that as well.2) whats the opportunity cost going to be if you go all cash? 

Do we continue paying her mortgage or refinance the property?

I'm considering if perhaps it's worth it to decline the modification, and then instead look to refinance my primary as well. 

Complete a full 1031 exchange and then refinance your new purchase and use the refi proceeds to pay yourself back. 

Not seeing this as a good option at all.But what you could do is to complete your purchase of the new property and then immediately refinance it and take the cash and pay yourselves back. 

Then a bank was able to refinance that property out of the hard loan into a long-term loan.This deal closed 24 November.