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Answers (3)

- Maria Morton, "MariaMorton"
- Contributions:716
I would do it differently. I would keep the payments going but make extra payments on one of the investment properties until it was paid off. The idea being to get the income producing properties free and clear as soon as possible. That's just the way I like to do it.

- Justin Sheftell, "Courtesy Mortgage"
- Contributions:3427
What is the LTV on your current primary that you want to HARP?
You might be better just waiting for HARP 2.0 to be further announced next week, and avaiable later this year, which could allow you to complete your transaction without having to take cash from other places.
If you decide refinance of the rental will help you for other reasons, there is a good chance you'll find those loan with better avialable terms and more attractive to you as rate and term transaction than you will as cash out transaction.
You might be better just waiting for HARP 2.0 to be further announced next week, and avaiable later this year, which could allow you to complete your transaction without having to take cash from other places.
If you decide refinance of the rental will help you for other reasons, there is a good chance you'll find those loan with better avialable terms and more attractive to you as rate and term transaction than you will as cash out transaction.

Refinance investment property - have 4 mortgages
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