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How do you pull out equity on your home after its appreciated?
Hi all, I have a SFR valued at around 215k. The original loan was for 170k and I currently owe 140k. What’s the best strategy to pull out the equity to buy another property based off the new value? Traditional banks I’ve spoken with will only give me a cash out refi based off the original loan amount and money I owe now.