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Refi & Redeploy Calculator

Model BRRR-style refinance and redeployment decisions with a cleaner step-by-step flow.

1. Property #1 (Current Position)

Use Estimated mode if you know purchase details. Use Manual mode if you only know current balance and remaining term.

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Current Position Snapshot

Complete Step 1 inputs to see your live current position.

2. Refi Assumptions

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Years
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Roll closing costs into new loan
No
Max Cash-Out (Derived)
Based on current balance, appraisal value, max LTV, and whether closing costs are rolled into the loan.
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3. Cash-Out Selection

To model BRRR redeploy, choose a cash-out amount above $0.

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Refi Snapshot

Complete Steps 1-2 inputs to see a live refi snapshot.

4. Redeploy (Property Only)

Property #1 Income Input

CoC is the default for easier planning. Switch to NOI if you know your annual NOI.

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Ready to Model BRRR?

Complete the steps on the left and click Calculate to see payment impact, cash-out redeploy outcomes, and combined portfolio metrics.

Why Use This Calculator

Model BRRR-style refinancing and cash-out redeployment with guided steps, quick redeploy assumptions, and detailed underwriting mode. Use this as a decision tool, then compare assumptions to real operating data over time.

Run BRRR scenarios and track the real portfolio impact.

Abode helps you compare projected vs realized outcomes as you recycle equity across properties.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the default cash-out scenario?

No Cash-Out is selected by default. You can switch to preset or custom cash-out amounts to model redeploy scenarios.

Can I underwrite redeploy quickly and in detail?

Yes. Use Quick mode for fast planning or Detailed mode for full income, expense, and financing assumptions.

Does it support mixed monthly and annual expense lines?

Yes. Itemized expense rows can be monthly or annual and are normalized automatically.

Key Terms (Plain English)

Max Cash-Out

Highest available equity withdrawal based on appraisal, LTV cap, and loan structure.

Example: Raising appraisal or max LTV can increase available cash-out.

Redeploy

Using proceeds from Property #1 to fund Property #2 acquisition and stabilization.

Example: Cash-out can cover down payment, closing costs, and rehab for the next deal.

Hybrid Underwriting

Quick assumptions for speed plus detailed mode for full income/expense/financing modeling.

Example: Start in Quick mode, then validate with Detailed mode before execution.