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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Use my current property to start in REI
Hello all,
Just signed up after reading a few posts and have plenty more to research. I'm trying to find some advice on how I can use my current property to start in REI.
My current property is worth about 210-220k. I owe 155k remaining on my mortgage, so I have decent equity.
How can I use my equity to get started in REI? I bought this place with the intention of it being an investment and would like to grow my money even more.
Thanks in advance for any advice!