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Eduardo Brito-Garcia
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First Home bought - What to do next in this current market

Eduardo Brito-Garcia
  • Falls Church, VA
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Greetings everyone, 

About a year and a half to 2 years ago now I bought my first condo. I am unsure on how to calculate the current equity or where to get that information and my goal is to turn this into a rental property while securing another home for my family and renting the current property we own. 

I want to be able to know what would be the best option if I wanted to use the equity of my current home to purchase another one. 

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David Ramirez
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David Ramirez
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Hey @Eduardo Brito-Garcia

I agree with @Nathan Gesner, get in contact with your bank and ask them for advice. They will probably offer you to take a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) if you have enough equity in the property. Typically HELOCs have a variable interest rate so make sure you take that into account.

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