RE311: Should You Refinance Your House or Rental 02/12/2021
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Real Estate 311
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The interest rates and hot housing market make this a question you should ask yourself. I'm personally debating about refinancing a rental house and my personal residence. Let's discuss the numbers and thought process.
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