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Zinkeng Asonganyi
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Pulling Equity out of existing rental property

Zinkeng Asonganyi
  • League city
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Hello.. I purchased a Duplex in Dec 2020 for 358k in Rosenberg, TX area.. I had to put 25% down payment. So far it’s cash flowing well. I’m trying to grow my rental portfolio and I want to tap into equity in this Duplex to fund my next rental. What’s the most cost effective way to go about this? 
Thanks

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