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How to get start with equity monies
Hi guys,
I am looking to get into flipping houses but I need some help understanding if using the equity in my house is feasible.
I have about $200K in equity in my house and really don't have extra cash flow to add to my monthly budget. Is there a way to use this equity without refinancing and raising my monthly mortgage payment?
I am skilled in the trades so I do not need a bunch of money to pay subcontractors during the flip, since I will be doing much of the work myself. But how do I free up that equity to get the deal started?
Thanks