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Can I buy a property, and cash out refi at the 6 month mark to buy another?

Caleb Scott
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if you buy a property for 60k, you put about 12k down, and the value does not increase, but you get a tenant, and wait 6 months until you have about 15k equity, in theory, could I get a cash out refinance and pull my money back out to have it keep on moving? I got rid of my apartment and all my expenses so I could save from my 2 jobs. Now I need to find a way to get that money working for me, so I can cover the cost of living for myself, so I am free to go full time with my creative business, and will have a safety net incase it ever stops producing. I am a 3 safety net kind of guy and my goal is to avoid having to work a job for money. All the multifamily that come up for the FHA house hacking strategy in my area seem to still leave me paying about what i would for an apartment after putting a tenant in one unit and living in the other, and its a small area so they do not surface too often, especially good deals. I very much appreciate the insight as I continue to learn and strategize. Just wanted to ask the pros if there is any potential realism to this idea.

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