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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

About to walk with 210k from an old long term rental.....
Hey all, Im new to the site and podcast and just scratching the surface on BRRRR techniques.
1. Do I just roll everything into a 1031 exchange or should I pull some money, pay the capital gains and use it to get started with BRRRR? Hopefully someone has experience doing something similar and can help. I apologize if this has already been asked but I couldn't find it.
2. I should also add that I have another property that is a short term rental that cash flows but has a first mortgage on it.....there is a lot of equity that I could do a cash out refinance. Is this a better option to pull money to get started?