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I can't answer that without more data. Knowing it costs 5-6% of my equity to sell, would I still be 1) able to sell the home, pay the 2nd loan @65k, and still have a profit/money towards closing costs on another home? 2) If after borrowing the 65k I still had 20% equity in the home, 80% ltv I might go for that.
FYI, I’ve did it and closing soon on an investment property that should flow nicely around 9% cap rate and appreciate nicely close to expanding college town in upcoming years. This was a no brainer, thanks all!
Subject Expert
Congrats!!! Glad it’s all falling into place.
I did something similar last year. Cashout refi to buy a rental property. Rental property has appreciated nicely, and the tenant I’ve had in there has been smooth sailing. The only regret is that I wish I would have pulled the trigger sooner!
Coach
Why not just do a heloc or cash out refinance? At this rate, if you’re patient, you don’t need to throw extra money down to reach LTV to cash out. It’s $1200 a year lol how much is your home worth? Like $15k? Ahaha
Coach
DO IT
Subject Expert
$65k is a fairly significant amount. What is the APR on that?
I’d go investment route unless you were already considering a new primary.
I’M GONNA DO IT
Across the country in good ol GA but would appreciate any guidance/thoughts you want to share!