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Joey Jenkins
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Refinancing my house to buy an aparment

Joey Jenkins
  • Adrian, MI
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I have $ 80,000 in equity in my home. Trying to decide either to sell my home or pull it out so i dont have to move my family. In order to invest in real estate. Brrrr strategy seems great but with low long term rental income. Just looking for some options/advice.

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Reece Iovine
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  • Columbus, OH
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Reece Iovine
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  • Columbus, OH
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Cash out refi if you have a low enough LTV and are looking to remain in the property. Cash out reif is non taxable however if you've lived in your home a while that will be tax free as well if you sell so either option would work.

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