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Seth Rouch
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Buy and Hold but how to cash out

Seth Rouch
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  • Specialist
  • Denver, CO
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Hi everyone. Hypothetical for a buy and hold: 

You have a lump sum of money to buy and hold. The numbers on the property will cash flow to your satisfaction. You make the purchase with your lump sum. However, you don't want all your money locked up in one property. How do you maintain enough equity in the property (non-owner occupied) yet get some of that capitol back for reinvestment into another property? (to essentially do that again or multiple times etc.)

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