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  • Profile photo of neo25x5neo25x5
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    @neo25x5
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    what happens at the end of the fixed period of interest only loans? are you able to reduce the loan with a cash repayment and then refinance for the lesser amount?? i guess this would in turn make an investment which is break even to +cf given the interest payments will be lower?? any ideas here?

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    Yes – you can pay some off and then refinance.

    You can also refinance either with the same bank or if they get niggly move onto another bank.

    Some I/O loans also permit additional payments being made during the period of the loan.

    As to what is best for you – it all comes down to your investmen strategy.

    Derek
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