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Updated over 5 years ago, 07/12/2019

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Arthur Schwartz
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can i tap into equity on a farm with low income?

Arthur Schwartz
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I am a joint owner in a farm, tenants in common. This is similar to a partnership.

I am interested in filing a “partition in kind” legal action which simply physically subdivides the property. There is a substantial equity from day one, (based on an recent appraisal) but not much income on the property. Once the subdivision is completed, can I tap into that equity to purchase rental properties which allow me to pay back the loan of the equity? How much is typically available, for example 70% to 90%? How soon can I do that after the subdivision? Thank you. [no deals yet]