Is Your Equity Worth The 8% Rate?
When you refinance a rental, your interest rate can go up — and many investors are totally fine with that.
Here’s why: They’re pulling out tens of thousands of dollars in equity to buy more real estate.
Here's my breakdown 👇
Most investors aren’t trying to build wealth one rental at a time over 10+ years.
They want to scale now — and waiting on rental cash flow to save up for a down payment?
That could take forever.
Even with a solid W-2 income, it can take months to stack enough for another purchase.
That’s why many investors leverage the equity they’ve built and do a cash-out refinance — even at 7% or higher.
Why?
Because turning $50K of locked-up equity into another income-producing property is worth the trade-off.
They’re doing this in two main ways:
  1. Refinancing long-held rentals with built-up equity
  2. Forcing equity by renovating undervalued properties (more on this soon)
At the end of the day, the slightly higher rate is the cost of unlocking capital to scale faster.
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Is Your Equity Worth The 8% Rate?
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