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Starting out after the military

Enrique Laguna
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I am about to retire after 24 years from the Marine Corps. I already own one rental property in NC and I want to expand not only in that area but other states as well, I am currently in California and own my own primary residence here. I want to use a HELOC from my current investment property's equity to use as the down payment for a second investment property but not sure how my not so good credit will affect me. What or how should I start this journey

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Hamp Lee III
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Hamp Lee III
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Thank you for your service. I'm active duty Air Force and originally from Compton.

May your next chapter bring even greater success and joy.

I wish you all the best moving forward.

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