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Updated almost 6 years ago, 02/04/2019

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Bill Zarzecki
  • Westland, MI
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cash out refiance question

Bill Zarzecki
  • Westland, MI
Posted

Looking to start purchasing homes for buy and hold rentals, I'll probably do a cash out re-fi on my primary residence. Does it make more sense to cash out and rent my current home to a tenant, or use the cash out and purchase 1 or 2 rentals? My wife wants to move, and I want to acquire as many properties as quickly as I can for cash flow. Just curious if anyone has done anything similar to this, or has any advice on a good strategy, thank you

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