Expand Your Wealth with a Cash-Out Refinance

Posted by Hannah Lapin on Dec 5, 2019 9:00:00 AM

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Looking to further your real estate investing but not sure where to start? Consider pulling cash out of a current rental property. A cash-out refinance is when you replace your mortgage with a new loan for a higher amount. The difference in cash is yours, which gives you an edge on new investments. Here are all the ways we recommend using cash-out refinances to expand your wealth:

Renovate and up the value of the property you pull cash out of-

  • For a newly renovated rental property with nice amenities, like new kitchen appliances or a luxurious spa tub in the master bathroom, you can charge more rent.

Renovate and up the value of another property-

  • Refinance one property to fund a renovation for another that needs some TLC.

Buy another investment property-

  • Pull out cash from one property to cover some of the costs of your next investment, including a down payment.

Finance your next flip-

  • A cash-out refinance is a fantastic alternative to borrowing hard money for flippers.

Before you opt for a cash-out refinance, make sure you are prepared to cover the fees and closing costs of a new loan. Learn more about our loan programs and check out our Investor Resources.

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Share your experiences with refinancing properties in the comments section below, or contact us to find out how we can help you grow your rental property portfolio.

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