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Borrow private money at higher interest rate to purchase something else now. Use cash flow and paycheck to pay off private money first.
Home values will appreciate when rates come down, but don’t lose your amazing cash flow just to refinance now
Similar situation in Richmond, I’m keeping as rental - LTR but Airbnb between tenants
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$136k in equity doesn’t mean much without knowing the total value of the property, you likely need to leave 20% to 25% in equity in the deal on a cashout refi, so if that $136k in equity is on a house that’s worth $500k or more, it’s likely untouchable. And even if it’s worth $300k or $400k, the amount you could pull out may not make a dent on buying the next property.
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You may be able to pull $40k out. But your rate will likely be around 7.5% to 8% on the entire principal. I bet your monthly payment nearly doubles.
Does that $40k move the needle for you for the next property?
Also in RVA and just starting to invest with the goal of 5 properties in the next three years. I will assume your mortgage and purchase the property from you :)
But really I wouldn’t let that rate go. McK has the right idea above. We purchased our primary with a 2.8% rate and although we may move, my goal is to rent this out or turn into a corporate rental when we do.